What is the best glaze to use......

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to fill up swirl marks? I'm still deciding on what DA to buy, a Festool Rotex 150, Makita BO6040 or a Cyclo. While go go through that, I just wanted to hide the swirls as best I can for the time being.

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Howard
 
ClearKote glazes are good offerings, I really wished that AG would carry that line again. Vanilla Moose hand glaze would be good if you don't have a machine. I've also heard good things about WG glaze as well, although I haven't tried it.
 
Howard..I just ordered the Menzerna Glaze...I have heard good on it....it has a long lasting property....I have and used the RMG and VM but had issues with using them with a sealant...they work awesome with a wax though....

If you are in no hurry I will let you know how the Menz works next week as soon as my AG box arrives....I have the perfect car to try it on...

I have not tried the Wolfgang one so I can not comment on it...but it is compable to a sealant and wax also...

AL
 
I like RMG by machine, or VMG by hand. While glazes do limited correction thru filling, these both add some much needed wetness and depth.
 
Scott - not sure how to interpret what you wrote. I was under the impression the main advantage of a glaze is to fill. Is there a better product or combination of products that more fillers to hide swirl marks better?

Howrad
 
Chemical Guys EZ-Creme glaze, I have RMG and still prefer EZ-Creme, excellent looks and doesn't fade/wash away after a couple washes like others. Its an acrylic base. Have XMT Glaze also but don't like it, haven't used Menzerna's. Though I don't know if EZ-Creme will hidde swirls, my paint is in good shape so not sure, it does have very slight abbrassive qualities and will help as a final polish sorta, not sure, all I know is after using it paint looks beautiful.
 
3m,CK,Megs,Primo & cyclo(based on your choices-but another stronger pc is coming out so if you can wait and see)
 
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