Layering Opti-Gloss Coat?

[PGuastella]

I am new to coatings so I picked up Opti-Gloss Coat for my soft honda paint and was wondering if re-applying opti-coat months later once it is cured would have any ill-effects?Understand some people may consider this a waste of the product but i figured an additional layer to lets say the hood/roof and trunk would nt be the worst idea.

[Ron Harris]

Welcome to the forum.

 

No ill affects with the layering. In fact after you have applied your first coat you can apply a second the following day. You'll be surprised at how slick the paint will feel. Don't forget to coat you headlights and tail lights.

[PGuastella]

Welcome to the forum.

 

No ill affects with the layering. In fact after you have applied your first coat you can apply a second the following day. You'll be surprised at how slick the paint will feel. Don't forget to coat you headlights and tail lights.

 

Thanks for the quick response Ron! I applied the coat about a month ago but am going to apply the 2nd coat come spring.

[Guest HTSAL3328]

Hi there Ron (or anyone else)

 

I'm also planning on re-layering some gloss coat around 6 months after the intial coat. Would you recommend a light polish first to give the first coat some extra bite or is that unnecessary?

 

Cheers

[Ron Harris]

I always like to do a light polish just to enhance the gloss prior to applying any type of wax or sealant.

 

If your paint is in the same condition 6 months from now you can coat without polishing.

 

I would use Optimum FerreX after washing to deep clean the paint if you're not polishing.

[sydtoosic]

I also want to layer OGC, however... I have 3 coats of OOS on top of the OGC... Would it behoove me to remove the OOS before adding another layer of OGC???