Detailing NY
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I have been using the same products for years now. I have tried several products along the way but they never seem to live up to my standards.
I made a swap with my friend Scottwax. We traded bottle for bottle.
I have now used VM glaze on a few cars and here is what i think of the product.
At first i gave it a good shake, the poured some out. wow it comes out quick, a little too much came out. So i learned to pour it out slowly. It is a thin liquid not thick at all.
I applied it with a foam applicator by hand from side to side motion. This applied very evenly & effortlessly. It was even easier that i clayed the car prior to this for a smooth feel.
I wiped the glaze right off, wow, the results were instant. It looked deep & wet. The product came off as easy as it went on.
I thought to myself if the results are this good what about using a pc. I applied a little to the car and used the pc to work it around.
the results are just the way i like it "perfect".
I thought ok, i did it by hand & pc, what about a rotary. well i got the same look i was looking for. went on & off very easy.
I did not try this just one on car or color car. I have tried it on blacks, pearls, reds & blue. The results get better the darker the car. In fact my own car which is a pearl white came out great. I cant wait to do it again this weekend.
So now the car is a little dusty, I used the Moose quick shine and BAM, right back to that wet look. I even used the quick shine on the glass. A little bird told me it was ok to use on glass.
These products live up to my standards and will be added to my detailing equipment.
It should be mentioned that these products can be used in sunlight as well. Great stuff, it's been a while since something came out this good.
NYD
I made a swap with my friend Scottwax. We traded bottle for bottle.
I have now used VM glaze on a few cars and here is what i think of the product.
At first i gave it a good shake, the poured some out. wow it comes out quick, a little too much came out. So i learned to pour it out slowly. It is a thin liquid not thick at all.
I applied it with a foam applicator by hand from side to side motion. This applied very evenly & effortlessly. It was even easier that i clayed the car prior to this for a smooth feel.
I wiped the glaze right off, wow, the results were instant. It looked deep & wet. The product came off as easy as it went on.
I thought to myself if the results are this good what about using a pc. I applied a little to the car and used the pc to work it around.
the results are just the way i like it "perfect".
I thought ok, i did it by hand & pc, what about a rotary. well i got the same look i was looking for. went on & off very easy.
I did not try this just one on car or color car. I have tried it on blacks, pearls, reds & blue. The results get better the darker the car. In fact my own car which is a pearl white came out great. I cant wait to do it again this weekend.
So now the car is a little dusty, I used the Moose quick shine and BAM, right back to that wet look. I even used the quick shine on the glass. A little bird told me it was ok to use on glass.
These products live up to my standards and will be added to my detailing equipment.
It should be mentioned that these products can be used in sunlight as well. Great stuff, it's been a while since something came out this good.
NYD
'joking' . I'm sure you'll get the package soon. Let's us know how you get on.
One cloth washes the days cars, 5, 8, who knows.