C cdeftekar New member Joined Nov 6, 2008 Messages 12 Reaction score 0 Nov 26, 2008 #1 Would there be any reason to use AIO after (or before..?) using the Finishing Glaze? Are there any fillers in the FG that would be removed by AIO? Would AIO be completely unnecessary or would it have its place somewhere?
Would there be any reason to use AIO after (or before..?) using the Finishing Glaze? Are there any fillers in the FG that would be removed by AIO? Would AIO be completely unnecessary or would it have its place somewhere?
Brace1 New member Joined Mar 3, 2006 Messages 432 Reaction score 0 Nov 26, 2008 #2 AIO would remove any and all glazes. If you're gonna use both, then AIO first.
C cdeftekar New member Joined Nov 6, 2008 Messages 12 Reaction score 0 Nov 26, 2008 Thread starter #3 So the Finishing Glaze is a true glaze AND finishing polish in one? If that is the case then yeah, I understand not using AIO after. Should I just skip on the AIO altogether though? Any reason at all to use it?
So the Finishing Glaze is a true glaze AND finishing polish in one? If that is the case then yeah, I understand not using AIO after. Should I just skip on the AIO altogether though? Any reason at all to use it?
loudog2 New member Joined Aug 5, 2008 Messages 2,880 Reaction score 0 Nov 28, 2008 #4 The wolfgang finishing glaze is like 106FA. It is not a true glaze. It's more of a nano finishing polish.
The wolfgang finishing glaze is like 106FA. It is not a true glaze. It's more of a nano finishing polish.
ScottB New member Joined Mar 3, 2006 Messages 18,803 Reaction score 0 Nov 29, 2008 #5 loudog2 said: The wolfgang finishing glaze is like 106FA. It is not a true glaze. It's more of a nano finishing polish. Click to expand... :iagree:
loudog2 said: The wolfgang finishing glaze is like 106FA. It is not a true glaze. It's more of a nano finishing polish. Click to expand... :iagree:
