Im the MANHi to all. I am planning on doing some minor swirl removal, and was of the mind set of after wash ( two bucket),claying using M-105 followed by Finishing Glaze, Saelant and paste wax(Pinnicle). Just trying to get some feedback if I should use the Glaze before or after the Sealant. All coments and opinions welcomed.
Glaze. Before or After
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allenk4
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In my experience, it is tough to get M105 followed by Wolfgang Finishing Glaze to finish down LSP ready on my black paint.
If your defects are not too bad, you might go with M205 on a white foam pad. I have had good luck with that combo using a PC 7424 and a FLEX 3401.
If you are talking about a glaze like Chemical Guys EZ Crème, it is designed to be used after the last polishing step and before a sealant or wax is applied.
If your defects are not too bad, you might go with M205 on a white foam pad. I have had good luck with that combo using a PC 7424 and a FLEX 3401.
If you are talking about a glaze like Chemical Guys EZ Crème, it is designed to be used after the last polishing step and before a sealant or wax is applied.
allenk4
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M105 with a White pad should be a great combo for you.
I have successfully followed both M205 with Wolfgang Finishing Glaze and Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant.
I have also had good results with Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover followed by EZ Crème and WGDGPS.
Have Fun
I have successfully followed both M205 with Wolfgang Finishing Glaze and Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant.
I have also had good results with Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover followed by EZ Crème and WGDGPS.
Have Fun
ThomasonCarCare
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Which glaze are you using? Are you using the glaze to hide the swirls or scratches that did not come out, to make it shine, or both?