Glaze/polish?

[Alex Haramic]

Quick question could I use this Wolfgang Paintwork Polish Enhance rather than a glaze? Would I get same results or would you use the polish first apply a glaze then apply your wax/sealant?

 

[jamesboyy]

I'll say it all depends on what your trying to achieve in terms of shine etc applying Wolfgang will remove some of the minor imperfections while your glaze will cover those imperfections for at least a week, lastly remember your last step products in length of durability meaning you apply a sealant first then wax then your glaze as a general rule cause

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

Quick question could I use this Wolfgang Paintwork Polish Enhance rather than a glaze? Would I get same results or would you use the polish first apply a glaze then apply your wax/sealant?

The Wolfgang Paintwork Polish Enhancer is a paint cleaner. No abrasives and it's not a glaze in the historical sense of the word.

It removes light surface contamination so the next step, applying a wax or sealant, the wax or sealant will properly bond and the paint will look great.


The Wolfgang Finishing Glaze is not a glaze in the historical sense of the word but a fine cut polish.

If you use the Wolfgang Finishing Glaze then there's NO need to use the Wolfgang Paintwork Polish Enhancers as this would be redundant.

The Wolfgang Finishing Glaze will do everything the Paintwork Polish Enhancer will do and do it better while leaving an more perfect finish.


Hope that helps...

 

[Alex Haramic]

Great advice thanks!