How Do You Properly Use Glaze??

[TXZ0603]

I have polished the car then used my PC on 5 with a blue pad and Megs #7 glaze. Worked it in by sections then went back with a mf and wiped it off. Is that the proper way to do it? It looks cloudy now.

 

[loudog2]

If you polished the car, there is really no need to use a glaze.

 

[TXZ0603]

Hmm, well thats good to know. This is my fist time doing all this so Im quite the NOOB at it. Well then how long do i need to let it sit before i can wax it?

 

[Rsurfer]

Hmm, well thats good to know. This is my fist time doing all this so Im quite the NOOB at it. Well then how long do i need to let it sit before i can wax it?

#7 should not dry before removing. You can apply a wax right away.

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

Ron's right...

#7 is a true glaze in the historic sense of the word. A lot of products with the word glaze on them are actually waxes or paint sealants.

#7 is a wipe-on, work-in, wipe-off product that works best on single stage paint.

Interesting product, been around since the Model T

 

[jpegs13]

...........Interesting product, been around since the Model T

Wow! Never would have guessed that. Cool bit of trivia, thanks Mike