How to apply glaze?

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Hi guys, I got some mother's glaze here to go with some mother's carnuaba wax. Do I apply it the same way I would as a wax? I use a da to spread with a red pad.
 
First coat by hand, let cure according to instructions. I usually do two coats but again, cure time is key. First coat can be done with machine but the second I always do by hand.
 
pdqgp said:
First coat by hand, let cure according to instructions. I usually do two coats but again, cure time is key. First coat can be done with machine but the second I always do by hand.
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I just did one panel right now. This stuff dries extremely fast. About 30 seconds if not less. Is two coats necessary?
 
If the Glaze is Mothers California Gold
Micro-Polishing Glaze; and, if I want to
get the "best benefit" out of this product:
I'll apply it using a DA equipped with a
polishing pad.


Bob
 
AutoApollo said:
Hi guys, I got some mother's glaze here to go with some mother's carnuaba wax. Do I apply it the same way I would as a wax? I use a da to spread with a red pad.
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By machine is the way to go, why do it by hand when you can use a machine, just ask Mike Phillips :buffing:

It's virtually impossible to get this kind of full coverage and thin coat by hand. I applied PA Cosmic Coat Sunday with my Rupes Mini on speed 1.

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And wipe off was breeze

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custmsprty said:
By machine is the way to go, why do it by hand when you can use a machine, just ask Mike Phillips :buffing:
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And one coat is fine, especially if applied by machine. A second coat would be redundant and imho a waste of time and product.
 
Do you apply the glaze before or after the wax? I have some Menzerna Top Finish machine glaze that I'm dying to try


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Thanks, Bob! Sorry for the minor thread-jack!


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