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[scooterguitar]

Hitting this old black Mercedes today. Tons of spider webbing, etc.
Just used Menz Intensive polish, took tons out. I think I can skip doing 3 steps for polishing, unless you think different?
Should I go Menz Final Polish next or straight to Wolf glaze?
As I was going to go final polish and then the glaze.
Just few webs here and there I'd like to clean up yet before LSP.

 

[rider9195]

The Menzerna Final Polish and the Wolfgang Finishing Glaze are pretty much the same product. With that said the Finishing Glaze is not a glaze. It's a fine polish. Try the Final Finish and then top with a sealant or wax.

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

With that said the Finishing Glaze is not a glaze. It's a fine polish.

Correct. After using a fine cut polish you can go to your choice of LSP and be done.

Some would opt for hitting a black car with the SF 4500 to maximize as much gloss, clarity, depth etc., possible but that's up to you as the results after a Menzerna light cutting polish should look phenomenal.



:xyxthumbs:

 

[scooterguitar]

Will do guys, thanks :>)
I gave away soooo many products over the past several years helping friends and family since I wasn't using much, thus I'm fairly low on supplies. Trying to make best with what I currently have.
Thought about just using a cleaner wax, but nah...better not!

 

[scooterguitar]

Came out good with both Menz polishes, thanks guys!
I am going to wash it (because I forgot to condition/clean with the Ragtop stuff), then Wolf Sealer and Souv.

 

[scooterguitar]

Curing with Wolfgang sealer (old first formula). Not bad for using old products and my desperate need for new pads, wish I had $ right now.
Will top with Souv and maybe Victoria. Meg's or Pink wax on the lowers, as it is her every other day driver.