Liquid glass?

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luv a shine

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I have been using liquid glass for about two year. What do you guy think of it. Pro/consIm the MAN
 
Awesome product, slick as owl crap...:)
I think I still have some around here somewhere, I might pull it out and use it on my next detail....
 
sparkie said:
Awesome product, slick as owl crap...:)
I think I still have some around here somewhere, I might pull it out and use it on my next detail....
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It is some nice stuff once you get the hang of it. The secret is apply super, super thin. You can apply a second coat for even more awesomeness
 
i love the stuff. it was hard to get for awhile. What is it??
 
Hey OP....Your post, # 1 of this thread:

luv a shine said:
I have been using liquid glass for about two year. What do you guy think of it. Pro/consIm the MAN
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And....Your Post, # 7 of this thread:

"i love the stuff. it was hard to get for awhile. What is it"??

:confused::confused::confused:

Bob
 
If you look @ the star rank reviews, I believe it is the most reviewed and highest rated product on Autogeek.
 
wow. i remember LG from some ago. i recall you need two coats for proper results. i remember using it on my fiero at the time.
 
Liquid glass or Collinite 427 for durability . I own two self service car washes. I have to test out my four auto washes. I have not been able to find a wax/selant that will stand up to the chemicals .
 
I used this for the first time at the request of a customer- hey, I didn't have to waste my product!

I found that when applied very thin, to a cool surface, it buffed off easily and left a great shine.

I can't comment on it's longevity, but I liked working with it. If I ever buy some, I'm gonna ditch that metal can and move it to a smaller plastic bottle- easier to handle and apply.
 
luv a shine said:
Liquid glass or Collinite 427 for durability . I own two self service car washes. I have to test out my four auto washes. I have not been able to find a wax/selant that will stand up to the chemicals .
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if that is happening immagine what your customers are feeling after they wax their car then it comes off by using your wash center. i would lower dilution in half, its the chemicals not the LSP you should be testing, sorry but its the truth if i went to a self service and the chemicals stripped my protection i would demand a refund for the cost of getting wax applied but that's just me and being overly obsessed about my car so i would lower dilution as i said yes this is off topic but i had to say something for the sake of your customers, could potentially bring in more customers if you have a sign stating "our chemicals will not remove your wax"
 
luv a shine said:
Liquid glass or Collinite 427 for durability . I own two self service car washes. I have to test out my four auto washes. I have not been able to find a wax/selant that will stand up to the chemicals .
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Duragloss #105 Total Performance Polish is made to resist detergent and alkali washes. It's my sealant of choice for winter and for customers who frequent touchless washes.
 
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