HEY L GANG. CAN I USE HAND GLAZE POLISH AFTER EACH CAR WASH. AND WHAT KIND WOULD BE THE BEST. THANX. JACK RED L

 

I use 3M hand glaze works great on Black. Thanks to Rob G for that tip .

 

HEY VIN BUT CAN I USE IT AFTER EACH WASH?? JACK

 

In addition to the 3M hand glaze (that is a good product) you might also try McGuires Mirror Glaze. It's killer for removing any swirl marks.

 

Jack
Thats what i do. Truck looks awesome then.
Vin

 

Best glaze on the market bar non imo is made by The Wax Shop and its called Super Glaze. Try it out, I think you'll likey! I took second place at the last car show here and everyone commented on how shiny the L was. No streaks neither!! Thats hard to accomplish on black!

 

Shank Dog is right. I tried some of that Wax Shop product he is
speaking of, and not only does it give a superior shine, it is
easy to use.
I was using the Mirror Glaze Chickenears mentioned, but I beleive
the wax Shop is much better, IMO

Marc

 

The Best Stuff ever is Car Brite Crystal Shine. It works the best out of any glaze i have ever used. the only downfall is that once you wash your car you'll have to use it again. Its pretty hard to find or at least it is where i am.

 

where can i find wax shop glaze??

 

Ok, you knew somebody was going to ask this .......... whats the difference between wax & glaze.

FRITZ, Stock Silver 2001 "L" BaBolt's s/s tips

 

Jack- Try your local auto parts store. ABC Auto parts carries it around here. I think Ive also seen it at Pep Boys. Its kinda hard to find. Id also try auto paint supply shops in your area. This stuff is easy on/easy off and the shine and protection lasts!

 

Fritz -

A glaze is typically used after a fresh paint job in the body shop to bring out the shine after the compounding is done. A true glaze does not really offer any protection. Alot of people use a good carnuba wax over the glaze.

Waxes come in two forms basically; you got your carnubas and your polymers and they don't work to well together. For example you're wasting your time if you try to put a polymer sealant over the top of a carnuba or some petroleum-based product. You can however;. with some work get a carnuba layer over a polymer.

I'm not a professional detailer but I think there are some on here and I've liked what I've heard. I've done alot of research and alot of testing in search of paint nirvana.

Sometime soon I will roll out my thoughts on wax types vs. paint colors. As a tease I will give you two words Reflectance vs. Refractance.

 

stalagtites vs stalagmites, freeked me out