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Paint shops use a glaze after they compound/polish a new paint job. Some people say use a glaze after using a polish. They say it has oils which help give it the wet look. Then apply your wax of choice over it for protection. The better body shops us 3M products. I've seen both of these...

Makdaddy - Good point. I wanted to point out a cure time may be needed. Let me re-phrase. Read the instructions on the product in question. Most products have a curing time. If not followed, then the second coat may dissove the first and your back to square one. Some products do not address this...

It should be noted that if your going to layer another coat of wax or sealent, you should wait 24 hrs for the first product to cure. Cheers, r

When using a QD, your thoughts on using Microfiber, wet or dry? Completely wet the MF, wring out as much water as possible, then use the QD to clean the car? Use a CA duster first, then a dry microfiber with QD? Use two microfibers. A dry with a QD followed with a dry MF to buff? One dry...

Hi all, Does claying (with a quick detailer) remove any of the wax in the process? I'm assuming that when I'm simply just using a QD to clean my car, I'm not removing wax. Tell me it's not so, lol. Cheers, Roger

Hey DenisB, You joined yesterday, I today. Welcome. I live here in California now, but used to live on the Cape. West Yarmouth. The cape is "Wicked". As you know, wicked is the state word, lol. What kind da kar do ya have? Cheers, Roger also pronounce Raja at the Cape.

Hello everyone, I just joined and would like to introduce myself. My handle is AUSMHLY. I just finished a 3 year frame off restoration of a 64 Austin Healey. My license plate: AUSMHLY I have another vehical, a 02 PT Cruiser. That vehical has been modified. So much that the mods cost more than...