Does AG carry CG Glossworks Glaze ?

Yea, I just went to an AG competitor and bought it for $19.99. I know I could have contacted AG and had them lower the price on their "we will not be undersold policy" but, really, AG needs to do their own homework.
 
Bought it from a Canadian reseller some time ago less expensive than AG.

Johny.
 
The hex logic pads are the best foam pads I've ever used, and I have tried them all. Boxes of them.

Glossworkz glaze is yet another home run product from CG, just as Blacklight is.
 
GG description looks a lot like Wet Glaze 2.0. Anyone try both? Are the similar?
 
While we are at it how about some CG Clear Seal Gloss Enhancer & Protectant. Works quite well on my 3M clear bra's!
 
Isn't blacklight similar and better than glossworks glaze? CG has too many products that seem to overlap each other.
 
stibuki said:
While we are at it how about some CG Clear Seal Gloss Enhancer & Protectant. Works quite well on my 3M clear bra's!
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That's a great product. When I had a clear bra installed on my car a few months ago, the company that did the install gave me a bottle of clear seal and a microfiber cloth. It works so well I bought a gallon of it directly from cg since I didn't see it for sale here.
 
Does Glossworkz contain any protection? I'm assuming little to none. So if that's right, what is everyone using for protection over Glossworkz.

I understand what "glaze" does, but with so much importance being placed on "prepping" the paint so (insert your favorite wax/sealant) will bond better to the paints surface. Wont durability be shot with glaze between the paint and protection?
 
If anyone wants some GlossWorkz Glaze Im willing to trade 16oz

Looking for
16oz Iron X
16oz Wheel Brightner
16oz brown Royal
 
vegas911gts said:
Isn't blacklight similar and better than glossworks glaze? CG has too many products that seem to overlap each other.
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g26er said:
Does Glossworkz contain any protection? I'm assuming little to none. So if that's right, what is everyone using for protection over Glossworkz.

I understand what "glaze" does, but with so much importance being placed on "prepping" the paint so (insert your favorite wax/sealant) will bond better to the paints surface. Wont durability be shot with glaze between the paint and protection?
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Here's my take:

Show Car/garage queen - Glossworkz Glaze with carnauba of choice if you wish

Daily Driver - Blacklight topped with lsp of your choice

Why? Because Glossworkz Glaze is pure glaze and fills the most, lasts maybe 3 weeks at best. The gloss and depth left behind is unreal. Blacklight contains glaze, abrasives, and a little protection making it great for a daily driver. Think of Blacklight as an amp'd up EZ Creme Glaze.
 
BigAl3 said:
yikes, that is alot! :bolt:
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Sometimes I wonder if AG prices CG things high because they hope they can get someone to fall for it instead of that person taking a second to search the internet for the best price and matching it through customer service.

It just seems a company as big as AG would know what it sells for... and just decided to use a higher price point because they can. Autopia has it for the same price too!

Autoality sells it for 19.99
 
ihaveacamaro said:
Sometimes I wonder if AG prices CG things high because they hope they can get someone to fall for it instead of that person taking a second to search the internet for the best price and matching it through customer service.

It just seems a company as big as AG would know what it sells for... and just decided to use a higher price point because they can. Autopia has it for the same price too!

Autoality sells it for 19.99
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Im glad I work near CG warehouse and get glazeworkz glaze for $10
 
ihaveacamaro said:
Sometimes I wonder if AG prices CG things high because they hope they can get someone to fall for it instead of that person taking a second to search the internet for the best price and matching it through customer service.
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i always browse the web for good deals and there are many great online vendors to choose from these days... :dblthumb2:
 
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