Just wanted to share....
- Thread starter Anthony O.
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Ronkh
Wax Waster
Hi ANthony !!
Pic no work. Photobuckt screwed ya.
Pic no work. Photobuckt screwed ya.
Anthony O.
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Son of a B..., ok thanks. Let me slap someone and try again.
512detail
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was about to say.. photobucket no longer a great product , unless you have the Ron key I guess
Anthony O.
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OK, should work now. I tried giving photobucket money even but apparently I broke the internet.
RTexasF
Pay Attention Boy...
Is this your invention?
rlmccarty2000
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Does it fill? Or is the word "glaze" just marketing speak?
Anthony O.
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No sir. A very nice product though that I would of loved to have been part of.
I was skeptical at first but once you find the right pad for the job it can be a true one step product for both hard and soft paints BUT on softer paints it will need a finishing step.
Right now, for the last year or more, I have been using Sonax Parfait...I call it "yogurt" to my guys, and that is a fantastic finish to mild polish. Better than Menzerna IMHO.
Anthony O.
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I have not seen any fill properties with it, so mark it up as part of the name. The term "glaze" did not always mean a product to hide or fill but another name for polishing.
Anthony
512detail
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Jace makes a great compound.
I`ve been using it on all the cars I`ve been coating for a few months now. Almost used an entire bottle now. He`s working on a finishing polish and an AIO currently. I might have some beta samples to play with and review soon.
I`ve been using it on all the cars I`ve been coating for a few months now. Almost used an entire bottle now. He`s working on a finishing polish and an AIO currently. I might have some beta samples to play with and review soon.
512detail
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Accumulator
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Hi, Anthony! Great to see you posting here.
That stuff diminishing-abrasive or not?
That stuff diminishing-abrasive or not?
512detail
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from Jace himself when I asked him a few months ago : "it`s diminishing, so it starts heavy then breaks down into a glaze for extended work time and ease of removal. it will go forever on a foam pad, and won`t gum microfiber pads since I have it dusting lightly at the end of the cycle to release from the pad"
at that time we also discussed those letters that spelled glaze on the bottle " I wanted to get away from the old way of thinking and name it based on how it acts. It breaks down into a glaze to give it the extended work time but that`s after the cutting is done."
hopefully that answers any q`s... I can tell you from first hand experience its a great product. If you need ridiculous cut you might not get it from this one unless you use a wool pad or something but I can tell you this works great on a urofiber pad unless you`re wanting to go chasing stuff.
the audi thread , that black s5, that was this stuff on urofiber and pa final finish on rupes yellow
Accumulator
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512Detail- Ah, OK, thanks.
And yeah, "glaze" has meant all sorts of things over the years..M07 used to be "Sealer and Reseal Glaze", 3M`s 05937 was "Machine Glaze" despite being a (pretty OK! I still like it on smooth exterior plastics) Finishing Polish, and so on..
And yeah, "glaze" has meant all sorts of things over the years..M07 used to be "Sealer and Reseal Glaze", 3M`s 05937 was "Machine Glaze" despite being a (pretty OK! I still like it on smooth exterior plastics) Finishing Polish, and so on..
512detail
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I see...I`m still a young buck in this detail game.... (only been at this 5 yrs)
Civicclutch
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Anthony O.
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Hello good sir,
As noted the make-up of product is diminishing in its cut then polishing liquid comes into play.
When working on light colors a microfiber pad can do the trick in one step depending on paint condition. Dark colors or soft paints may require a step down in finishing.
True low dusting, and I noticed, if worked properly, great ease of removal especially is using proper towel.
I am polishing out a 1989 Porsche Carrera, single stage Guards Red and original paint. First step is Buf N Shine microfiber with the Compound Glaze. 2nd step yellow Uber pad with Sonax Parfait.
Anthony
512detail
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there are better vids in the s5 thread and last blk hellcat i did
Accumulator
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Anthony O. & 512Detail- Thanks for expanding on it, guys.
I`d *always* follow up on any color myself, but it sounds like there isn`t a whole lot that needs cleared up.
Hey, isn`t it great that so many Guard`s Red Porsches from that era still have their original paint, rather than a b/c redo?!? Only original once...
I`d *always* follow up on any color myself, but it sounds like there isn`t a whole lot that needs cleared up.
Hey, isn`t it great that so many Guard`s Red Porsches from that era still have their original paint, rather than a b/c redo?!? Only original once...