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I have a friend with a 09 corvette with very minor swirls--he is very reluctant to use a polisher on it. Will Wolfgang finishing glaze work to remove very minor swirls on the hard clear coat? What is it comparable to in other product lines?:buffing:
It wont remove any swirls, it will just fill them in with oil (this is glaze in general, I would have to check if WG has any polishing component).
edit: It has Nano-polish mixed in, so it will remove light swirls, and should do a good job of filling in the rest. Also the Nano polish is great for hard clear coats.
Equal to Menzerna 106FA. It will remove imperfections and leave a nice gloss. It's not as strong as SIP or 105, so don't expect it to work miracles.
I couldn't agree more with that statement any time you see the word GLAZE mentioned the first thing that comes to mind is fillers .I think they should change the name of this product from glaze to polish.....seems to be a lot of confusion with people thinking this is a typical glaze with fillers and such when it is actually a polish!!
I couldn't agree more with that statement any time you see the word GLAZE mentioned the first thing that comes to mind is fillers .
I have a friend with a 09 corvette with very minor swirls--he is very reluctant to use a polisher on it. Will Wolfgang finishing glaze work to remove very minor swirls on the hard clear coat? What is it comparable to in other product lines?:buffing:
Mike Phillips said:As for the comments on fillers... what some people call fillers a manufacture might think of as a lubricating agent. People forget the goal is to create beauty... try mixing water, a non filling ingredient with any type of abrasives and see how that polishes out... don't use any lubricants/fillers besides the water.
I think they should change the name of this product from glaze to polish.....seems to be a lot of confusion with people thinking this is a typical glaze with fillers and such when it is actually a polish!!
If this was referring to my post.... I should have more specific!!
The word glaze is very undefined in the detailing industry!!
I personally feel that WG finishing glaze should be called finishing polish because it contains mechanical abrasives. No matter if it has oils or fillers....... Most people consider a glaze a non-abrasive procedure!! Personally I don't care what u call it.... I know what it can do and it works wonderfully.