Glaze/Sealant Compatability

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U2CruDawg

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I tried a search, but didn't come up with much. Would there be a bonding issue when using a polymer sealant over a glaze? I know sealants bond to a sterile paint surface, but will the oils/fillers from a glaze prevent that?
 
U2CruDawg said:
I tried a search, but didn't come up with much. Would there be a bonding issue when using a polymer sealant over a glaze? I know sealants bond to a sterile paint surface, but will the oils/fillers from a glaze prevent that?
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I have used with success 3M imperial hand glaze and FK1 pink hand glaze under PB EX / EX-P and Wolfgangs, with no bonding issues
 
Although I have yet to use the combination, I recently picked up some Menzerna Final Touch Glaze (FTG) to go on after the FPII and before Menzerna's FMJ sealant. They are designed to work together and there are supposed to be no adhesion issues for the FMJ. But I'll comment more authoritatively on that once I've used the FTG.
 
Wolfgang Glaze and Wolflgang sealant are two products that are suppose to work together..

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There is a acrylic glaze out that works both with sealants and wax...it does no corrections ..just adds a deep gloss to the paint...one is called EXTREME SHINE EZ~CREME GLAZE w/ACRYLIC SHINE II by Chemical guys...the other one is Danase Speed Glaze...same product but labeled his brand..
I have used the product and it does work nice under a sealant...no bonding issues...gives a nice deep look

I believe a product called Swirlbuster is a acrylic type glaze with correction also...can be used under Klasse Sg with no problems,,it also does some filling that is suppose to last longer than a typical oil type filler.....

some info I found on it....

Gently removes stubborn swirl marks & fine scratches.

Coats with acrylic fillers to hide remaining imperfections.

Finishes to a stunning gloss!





Another one is called Fire Glaze....it is a polymer resin type glaze...it does correction and also fills light marring...it is suppose to be a LSP also...


that is some info that may help

Al
 
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