Glacier polish

[RustyBumper]

What pad and speed should I use to apply Glacier, via the Flex 3401? Is it a product that I have to apply and wipe off or is it a apply and walk away product?

Thanks for the help. I've never used a product of this type before.

 

[BIOLINK]

I've never tried it, but the review at PAC gives an option of using a PC with a black pad setting the speed between 3 and 4.

It's on my list of things to try but I just bought a fresh bottle of Klasse.

http://www.properautocare.com/whwaxglpose.html


:White Horse:

 

[Old Pirate]

Rusty try it on speed 3 with a black pad, after you do a pass then wipe off with your MF.

 

[RustyBumper]

Thanks, Angelo. I'll try it next time. My wife's friend came over and I had to let the car go before I could really finish it. I started the car two hours later than what was planned. Her Nissan Altima was thrashed!! She said that it hasn't been washed in about a year, and it showed. She had tar build up, road paint and some sort of oily film along both sides of her car. I had to foam the car down twice with a citrus wash. One the second foam, I applied an APC to the panels before foaming. After that I decided that it was still pretty dirty and did a hand wash using the 2BM. I then polished the hood with a white pad and 105. That combo did a great job of knocking out some of the nasty water and bird bomb etchings. It also finished out nicely. I was going to use the Glacier, but time ran out. She had to leave to go pick up her kid from school. So the only thing I got to do was give it a quick spray wax. Hopefully that will hold up until I get a chance to do it again.

I'm looking forward to trying out that Glacier polish. Maybe my neighbor will let me use it on his Beemer.