Difference between a glaze and a polish?

This is one reason why I went with Wolfgang 3.0 Finishing Glaze as they had 'No Fillers, wax or silicones' in there description of their product on the autgeek site when I was collecting products. Let's see how it holds up.

Autogeek

Wolfgang Finishing Glaze 3.0​
  • Made by Menzerna
  • Diminishing Abrasive Technology
  • Milled and processed by Menzerna
  • Low-dusting, easy clean-up
  • Water-based
  • No fillers, wax or silicones
  • Removes 2500 grit sanding scratches
  • Effective on conventional and ceramic clear coats
  • Use after Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover 3.0 to restore optimum gloss
 
Disposablehero said:
This is one reason why I went with Wolfgang 3.0 Finishing Glaze as they had 'No Fillers, wax or silicones' in there description of their product on the autgeek site when I was collecting products. Let's see how it holds up.

Autogeek

Wolfgang Finishing Glaze 3.0​
  • Made by Menzerna
  • Diminishing Abrasive Technology
  • Milled and processed by Menzerna
  • Low-dusting, easy clean-up
  • Water-based
  • No fillers, wax or silicones
  • Removes 2500 grit sanding scratches
  • Effective on conventional and ceramic clear coats
  • Use after Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover 3.0 to restore optimum gloss
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That's a fine cut finishing polish, not a Glaze as the name implies...

The Glaze in the WG line would be Wolfgang Paintwork Polish Enhancer.


Wolfgang Pre-Wax Polish Enhancer is absolutely fabulous for producing that elusive, show-ready wet-shine look.
 
Easiest way is to simply read the instructions for any product you may be using for the first time.
Keep it simple I always say.

In buying a glaze lets say read the description about the product before you buy it.

Sometlimes over thinking only confuses you which is no need due to the writing on the product.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using AG Online
 
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