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We have not attempted to apply clear coat on top of the emulsion, so we cannot really answer your question. But you need to bear in mind, that if you want apply another coat of emulsion in say, 6 to 12 month’s time, any clear coat, polish or waxes that have been applied on the car MUST be removed before the application.

You can apply a wax coat over the dried emulsion, but feedback from customers tells us the second coat of emulsion gives a better result and of course, is much easier to apply. In addition, if you want to apply another coat in say 6 to 12 month’s time, you will have to remove any wax coat, as it prevents the emulsion reaching the oxides.

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Pity you didn't leave a message on our voicemail when you called. It’s a bit hard to advise you. We have only seen "streaking" when either the old polish and waxes have not been completely removed or when the application has been exposed to moisture as it dries - from fog, mist, rain, sprinklers etc. In the few cases we are aware of, the only remedy is to remove the emulsion and start again. Trying to polish the streaks out with wax or rubbing compound will not work. The emulsion lays down a pretty tough micro-membrane as it dries and is not easily removed but in the only cases we have encountered where this is necessary, washing with a mild abrasive (like Comet) and a scrubbing pad like a worn Green Scotchbrite pad, without a lot of pressure on the pad, should achieve a satisfactory result. Sincerely John OxideOff Team

We have not attempted to apply clear coat on top of the emulsion, so we cannot really answer your question. But you need to bear in mind, that if you want apply another coat of emulsion in say, 6 to 12 months time, any clear coat, polish or waxes that have been applied on the car MUST be removed before the application. Regards John OxideOff Team

Appropriate moniker for you. Mineral oil might last a couple of days.

@OxideOff - Very professional reply. From what I've read your product isn't much better after the first rain.

Would last about 2 days

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How was it ?

@@picklerick_9037 Not bad. It doesn’t last long. Maybe for about a week. Then you need to reapply. And don’t put the stuff on any good areas of paint! If you have a good panel it will put a film over top of your good paint and it won’t look as shiny. But the guy is completely honest it’s not a perfect fix but it does hide the oxidation spots for about a week. And then if you reapply it to the oxidation spot it will hide it again. Definitely not a cure-all but is a help to hide oxidation spot

Thanks for the comments and feedback

Maybe Bill. Depends on the underlying paint so don't sand through to the metal and be careful of overspray with the clear coat

@@oxideoff7387 thank you. I have a 05 silverado with peeling paint. Would it work I wet sanded, sprayed a thin coat of color than few coats of clear with a spray can? Just trying to not get rust and look decent.

@@billargueta5458 Bill - our product will not work on top of recently spayed clear coat. You re better off to put on several layers of clear coat

how’d lukat work? i’m trying to find a cheaper alternative than repaint

@@JamesDea45 One link is the Lukat Fix It guy using the product so you can understand the product better and the other link is the Oxide Off product never used the Oxide Off product yet though but it seems to be a product that will work faster than Lukat Fix It and you won't have to rub it in the same spot to get rid of the oxidation as long because the Lukat Fix It guy uses a towel when he applies the product and the Oxide Off man uses a piece that looks like a t shirt when he rubbing it on. Here is the links for you to understand it more and then you can see their other videos too I look at the Speedkote videos because he paints vehicles because I like auto painting more than auto detailing but I still look at auto detailing videos too but I have a lot off stuff for both of them now. I just today was putting two of my air sanders in a garage sale today because I already have 4 sanders the rest are Lithium Ion sander and a electric sander Bauer brand. I am not really good at auto painting yet though I just paint my own vehicles probably will paint my car next week and my truck after that. These are the oxidation products the links now Lukat Fix It th-cam.com/video/jtvbsjnYzGE/w-d-xo.html Oxide off th-cam.com/video/XpfKASKXEh0/w-d-xo.html

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Amazon or via our web site at oxideoff.com

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You can apply a wax coat over the dried emulsion, but our feedback from customers tell us the second coat of emulsion gives a better result and of course, is much easier to apply. In addition, if you want to apply another coat in say 6 to 12 month’s time, you will have to remove any wax coat, as it prevents the emulsion reaching the oxides. As to how long it will last and without knowing the circumstances of your vehicle, the weather conditions where you are and whether the car is garaged or not, etc, the general answer is that the emulsion will last about as long as a good wax job.

This bottle is sufficient to cover all panels on a full size car - twice. Not so expensive when compared to repainting at around $500 per panel

We have only seen "streaking" when either the old polish and waxes or other prior treatments have not been completely removed (so the oxideoff solution cannot penetrate to the oxides) or when the application has been exposed to moisture as it dries - from fog, mist, rain, sprinklers etc. The emulsion lays down a pretty tough micro-membrane as it dries and is not easily removed. In the only cases we have encountered where this is necessary, washing with a mild abrasive (like Comet) and a scrubbing pad like a worn Green Scotchbrite pad, without a lot of pressure on the pad, should achieve a satisfactory result,

need to apply a coat of UV resistant clear coat after the headlights are cleaned

Watch our videos. All colors, not just black

Sorry our product has not worked satisfactorily for you. We have thousands of satisfied customers in all 50 states over the last 10 years, but unfortunately, it sounds like your only alternative is to repaint the car. A Return policy exists for this product, but there has been no contact from you re this issues.

We have a money back guarantee Sachin. Have not heard from you

@@oxideoff7387 I purchased it from Amazon and they have return policy only valid for 30 days. I have applied this bottle 2-3 times in the hope that it will work, but honestly I don't see even a minute difference after the application of this product. This is not even a temporary fix..$32 just went to garbage..