it doesnt add to the actual clear coat itself son, it simply adds to the polish that was already applied instead of removing all of it like a wax would. it doesnt hurt a clear coat to wax it, it just removes everything and reapplies wax when you use it. todays polishes (if you get the right ones) last longer and bond to the clear coats. (like you posted in your detailing forum)if you want to kill yourself applying wax on a dc have at it.quote]
You are still misinformed "son". A pure wax (carnauba is what a wax is, anything else is synthetic sealant) will NOT remove anything. Matter of fact, it is common practice to "top" a synthetic sealant with a nuba (wax) for more durability and protection. A wax, just like a sealant, will bond to the clear. It's all dependant on what you use and how you use it.
And you should definatly not be killing yourself applying anything on any car. Modern waxes/sealants are made for easy application. The "wax" that I use most often is Natty's Blue, and it takes me about 5-10min to wax a DC tundra. Also, the sealant I use most often Meguiars #21 takes a measly 5min to apply and remove.
Seems like you are still in the stone age on what waxes/sealants are and how to use them, I think you need to go to
Autopia and read up.