CG EZ- creme glaze

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I just bought a 16oz bottle of this stuff and was wondering if any of you guys have used it before? It really caught my attention since it claims to leave a nice wet shine and at the same time bonding agents for an lsp. For those that have used it, do lsp adhere better? What is your method of application and what overall thoughts do you have on it?
 
Good stuff IMO. Don't notice any extra LSP bonding. I apply it with a red pad on my DA.
 
93fox said:
I just bought a 16oz bottle of this stuff and was wondering if any of you guys have used it before? It really caught my attention since it claims to leave a nice wet shine and at the same time bonding agents for an lsp. For those that have used it, do lsp adhere better? What is your method of application and what overall thoughts do you have on it?
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I bought some. Very easy to use, but I don't honestly see that it adds anything to a well prepped vehicle.
 
hopefully it doesn't stain trim like the black light (boo)
 
I have it and used it to prep for my lsp. It worked well and cleaned most of the polishing oils/residue. I still used a citrus wash to remove the oils however.
 
M.P. Cobra Fan said:
Good stuff IMO. Don't notice any extra LSP bonding. I apply it with a red pad on my DA.
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Thats odd, ive read in other forums that its one of the only glazes that leaves bonding agents for any LSP. I will have to put this to the test and see what preforms better.
 
93fox said:
Thats odd, ive read in other forums that its one of the only glazes that leaves bonding agents for any LSP. I will have to put this to the test and see what preforms better.
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It's possible it does, I just have not noticed it. I guess I never really paid attention.
 
M.P. Cobra Fan said:
Nope. I use just EZ Creme and Blacklight.
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I have a bottle of Wet mirror finish glaze. i just havent had the time to try it out. Ive heard great stuff about blacklight. :xyxthumbs:
 
Blacklight is some good stuff IMO. CG always goes way overboard on their descriptions though. Good Lord. LOL.
 
M.P. Cobra Fan said:
Blacklight is some good stuff IMO. CG always goes way overboard on their descriptions though. Good Lord. LOL.
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Yeah, their descriptions are rather ridiculous, and their website leaves a lot to be desired, but they do have some great products. I got me some Blacklight on order to try out :xyxthumbs:
 
M.P. Cobra Fan said:
Blacklight is some good stuff IMO. CG always goes way overboard on their descriptions though. Good Lord. LOL.
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Fast Eddie said:
Yeah, their descriptions are rather ridiculous, and their website leaves a lot to be desired, but they do have some great products. I got me some Blacklight on order to try out :xyxthumbs:
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Agreed...I really like the Blacklight...It really is good stuff...I havent really seen much of a difference between it and BFWD to be honest...
 
Its the best glaze I've ever used to this point, and I've tried many throughout the years. Its a winner...and its perfect to apply right after you polish (and before you apply a sealant or wax.)

Their wet mirror glaze was my previous favorite, but this newer product is even better...goes on easy and comes off easier. I would apply it with a DA polisher if you have that option. You don't need much.

Glazes do have a place, despite the negative opinions out there.
 
Silverfox,
How does the Wet Mirror or EZ-Cream handle high humidity areas?
 
I have EZ cream and WMF. Both are good IME but you need to choose which one to use based on your desired outcome and application. EZ Cream is an acrylic based and so it works well with sealants an and waxes both. It leaves a nice finish and has some minor swirl hiding ability IME. WMF is a more oil based glaze and so it really is note very good for under sealants but works well with true Carnauba waxes. I have found that WMF has more hiding ability than EZ Cream. But right now my favorite Glaze is Prima Amigo. Good hiding ability, Slick Finish, Acrylic based so it works with anything. It even has some slight correction capabilities (3000 grit)

Oh and the best way I have found to apply these glazes is with a black pad to work them in better.
 
big fan of this stuff! use w/black pad on setting 3-4 and use before bfwd and you are set:)

previously i used #7 but that was a pain in the ass to remove!
 
silverfox said:
Its the best glaze I've ever used to this point, and I've tried many throughout the years. Its a winner...and its perfect to apply right after you polish (and before you apply a sealant or wax.)

Their wet mirror glaze was my previous favorite, but this newer product is even better...goes on easy and comes off easier. I would apply it with a DA polisher if you have that option. You don't need much.

Glazes do have a place, despite the negative opinions out there.
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SF, are you talking about EZ creme or blacklight?
 
I have all 3. I think they are all acryllic. They all do a good job but CG overhypes everything IMO.
 
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