luv a shine
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I was in another details shop today. The detailer was using wool to wool/dewalt/swirl remover and glaze in one. I was under the impression that wool causes fine scratches.wtf?
Wool and glaze.
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Setec Astronomy
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I'm sorry, what's the question? What you saw was standard hack detailing shop practice. Did they put the pad face down on the concrete when they were done?
Flash Gordon
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This guy sounds old school. Give him a link to our lovely forum 
luv a shine
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No it's a shop
ShineTimeDetail
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Lol the glaze had fillers in it to cover the swirls it was inducing.
Kristopher1129
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Yup...sounds like MOST detail "shops". Should have slipped a card in the glove box of that car. That customer is going to need you soon, haha.
A wool pad is far too aggressive to buff a simple glaze. Of course the glaze will mask the buffer trails for now...but give it some time, and the sun will expose that detailers ill informed method. I don't even really think the glaze would prevent some horrible sun shots right off the bat.
A wool pad is far too aggressive to buff a simple glaze. Of course the glaze will mask the buffer trails for now...but give it some time, and the sun will expose that detailers ill informed method. I don't even really think the glaze would prevent some horrible sun shots right off the bat.