The right sequence??
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NOT NECESSARILY THE PRODUCTS
joyriide1113
There is no cure!
the order of application is correct.
Brenton
aka PEI Detail
joyriide1113 said:
I'd agree.
But if you are doing both in #5, wouldn't you do the cleaner then glaze?
Let us know how it looks.
PEI Detail said:
THANKS, according to 3M,...... the 3M HAND GLAZE is a gentle cleaner.
quoted by 3M:
Use 3M Imperial Hand Glaze as a prepping step before any wax application. Probably not the best choice for worn or faded paint jobs, because it is so gentle (you’ll want to use a heavier polish, possibly with fillers or even abrasives, depending on the condition of the paint.
MY PAINT CONDITION IS VERY GOOD. JUST WANT TO BRING OUT THE BEST AND PROTECT THE BEST WAY......
Brenton
aka PEI Detail
Good call.
Funny, a customer from another province stopped in for a wash and wax today. I asked what wax he was using, and he mentioned that 3M Hand Glaze. I ask him, "I bet it looks great but goes away right away, right?" "Exactly," he says.
Guy at the store said it was "a good wax." While it is good, it isn't a wax.
Post some pics.
Funny, a customer from another province stopped in for a wash and wax today. I asked what wax he was using, and he mentioned that 3M Hand Glaze. I ask him, "I bet it looks great but goes away right away, right?" "Exactly," he says.
Guy at the store said it was "a good wax." While it is good, it isn't a wax.
Post some pics.
Brenton
aka PEI Detail
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