how do you double coat i layer of 845 first? then this product?
779502
To layer use the more durable product (476) first because this is your protective layer that is bonded to the paint the longest. The 845 is a nice wax to top off the 476 wax because it has a warmer shine. The reason why you dont want the 845 as a base layer is because it will lose its bond to the paint after 3-4 months. The 476 as a base layer will last at least 6 months to almost 1 year according to forums. I currently have 2 coats of 476 on my car and I like it. I will admit I do like the 845 shine better, even though the improvement is marginal.
779503
After you put the first layer of 845 on and buffet it out then spray the car with cold water to help the wax harden and dry it and keep the car in the shade. Wait one day and then put the second layer of 476 on buffet it out and spray again with cold water and dry it off. This should give you a wax job that should last at least 6 months.
1938119
I was confused by this too, but it just means that these Gel base and top coats need to be soaked off. Use a cotton ball with pure acetone then wrap with a square of tin foil and let it sit for at least 10 minutes. That is how I was taught. I do know that they do make kits like "BMC UV Gel Nail Art Polish Acrylic Aluminum Nail Wrap Soaking Pad Remover Kit" but it is less expensive to just use acetone and tin foil. Do a search for the kit here on Amazon.
624339
i called the company. 2 layer are packed length-wise in tin. cross-packed are even smaller and go across width in packing. Smaller are more expensive. Customer service 1-800-447-2524
1658957
One can should do it. Use a half quart first to obtain one thin coat on the inside. Let it dry and then give it a second coat with the rest.
1746277
no, you must spray or use a brush to apply multiple coats. For large projects, sprat it; for small projects a small paint can version works best. P.S. The more layers you put down, the better the performance....time comsumuing, but well worth the time and money!!!!
2127435
Yes, I would apply the eternabond first and then the Dicor fiberglass roof coating.
2284901
And it a little first, then use paste when applying, that's what I was told to do.
1863451
That is why I purchased this product.I used a small fine brush to fill in the scratches and tiny holes. Depending on how deep it's best to layer, letting the product dry completely between layers.
907916
I applied it twice on the fly of my tent. Let dry the first coat for an hour or so and then apply it again.
2184650
Mix 1/3 of each: Tung oil, Turpentine, Boiled Linseed Oil. Shake to mix every couple of minutes so it does not separate. Apply with a non-linty rag. Wipe off any extra after letting it sit for about 5-10 minutes. 3 coats minimum. More coats = higher gloss (I've done as many as 25).
1815062
File the top coat to break the seal then soak off. Some ppl don't file its up to you :):):):)
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I just did that and it does work pretty well. I put on two coats and it looks good. I don't think there is a way to avoid the cracking though.
1358660
this product if the top coat for the foils. you would need a top coat after using this product.
1122021
I let the first coat dry 24 hours then put on the second coat. I then let in dry for 48 hours before using. It probably dried quicker but I really didn't put a time in it.
1052684
I would order 2 kits. Also prep the area by taping off both edges if the seam with painters tape. Load up on rubber gloves, this stuff is messy but very very effective.
2127436
The roof coating (Dicor) works great on seams by filling small gaps and cracks. I would do the Dicor first, followed by the Eternabond and a final coat over everything. Better safe than sorry as they say.
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I just spoke with a tech at 3M and they said the best way they have found is to apply a thicker coat over what you have and once it's dried for at least 24 hrs, peel it off and it should pull the layer underneath as well. Just make sure if you've waxed over the top of the film, you'll need to use something to strip the wax or it won't adhere to it. The second method is to soak it in ammonia based window cleaner for at least 15 minutes and then use a car sponge to scrub it off.