Sealant replaces wax, but sure you can use them both. Though a basic rule is that always the sealant first, then wax.
However, most liquid "waxes" are actually more sealants than real carnauba waxes.

- Antti -

 

wow ur car looks brand new. how'd u manage to wash it with all that snow? lol must be freeezing

 

Gorgeous!

That's about all I have to say about that.

 

Haha! It wouldn't be possible to wash the car outside, the water would freeze immediately.
I have a priviledge to wash it inside. The washing hall is a separate building so that's why there are few outside pics taken before the polishing + waxing.

The temperature is nice -15°C at the moment. Ideal weather to keep the car clean and shiny even with lots of driving .

- Antti -

 

Just WOW

 

very nice!

 

I managed to take some more pics today at 2pm just before the sunset. Will post them soon...

 

Lookin good Antti, just washed,clayed,polished and sealed/waxed my own ride. Its sitting under 10 inches of snow at the moment (soon to be moved back into the garage). Thats a grippy looking set of snow tyres you have My car is hopeless on standard rubber in the snow...so into the garage it goes!

Gav

 

Thanks Gav!
My winter tyres, studded Nokian Hakkapeliitta 7, are one of the best winter tyres ever made. That's for sure...

The sun just and just escaped from me... well, anyway:

 

- Antti -

ps. -25°C at the moment, going into woods for 5 days starting tomorrow .