I was just reading the web site above, they do NOT suggest using wax over liquid glass. Now I assume this product falls in the sealer category rather than wax. In the debate we had earlier on this issue, it was a majority rule who said you can use wax over a sealant. Those that have used this product, what is your feedback on using anything on top of it? Thanks......as usual, I'm looking to try new things.... https://web-cars.com/phorum//read.php?1,758,758#msg-758 Wed, 15 Apr 2026 19:21:19 +0000 Phorum 5.2.23 https://web-cars.com/phorum//read.php?1,758,777#msg-777 https://web-cars.com/phorum//read.php?1,758,777#msg-777
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However, as part of a SYSTEM, waxing overtop a sealant is still a valid method.

For example:

If I detail a car that is only done once or twice a year. I will start (each time) with an intense buffing (meaning 1-2 coats of machine applied #7), followed by 2 (or more) coats of a sealant (Liquid Glass or Finish First). Then finish off with a coat of carnuaba. Knowing that no other products will be applied to the car between detailings, the issue of wax interfering with the application of more sealant is moot.

Of course nothing is that easy, and there are many variables. If the car is going to have regular applications (monthly, twice a month etc.) starting with the method above, you could reapply the carnuaba as often as you like without ill effects.

If you, or the customer prefers a sealant, I would skip the carnuaba step to avoid any problems, and reapply the sealant once or twice (more often if you're anal like me) a month to maintain the finish.

Simply, yes you can apply wax over a sealant, but applying a sealant over a wax defeats the purpose, the sealant won't 'stick,' and you won't see the full benefits of the sealant.

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