OK I admit this is a noobish question. But I really don't know a lot about car wax. I've done my homework but can't find an answer to this online.
I'm overly busy and don't have a lot of time to pamper my car the way I want, so I use Armor-All all-in-one Wash and wax and wash every other week. It works pretty good. The water beads in between washes ... and there you go.
Now, I want to get a pro claybar and wax every six months. If I do that can I continue to use the all-in-one wash wax?
I realize that will put one wax on top of another, and that will either protect the lower wax making it last longer, or some how mess it up if the two waxes are not compatible.
Ideas?
I'm overly busy and don't have a lot of time to pamper my car the way I want, so I use Armor-All all-in-one Wash and wax and wash every other week. It works pretty good. The water beads in between washes ... and there you go.
Now, I want to get a pro claybar and wax every six months. If I do that can I continue to use the all-in-one wash wax?
I realize that will put one wax on top of another, and that will either protect the lower wax making it last longer, or some how mess it up if the two waxes are not compatible.
Ideas?