boonie

I recently found a complete container of liquid glass that i forgot that i had bought 2 years ago, but i never used it. is this Liquid galss a ploish or a wax? is the product any good or just something that i should trash and move on? any opinions would be appericated.
thanks boonie

shakedown067

I used it on my truck. Looked great but don't do it. It's not a normal wax. It can only be removed with mineral spirits (or something of that nature). I didn't read that until after the third coat.

AORoads

Long, long before there were the sophisticated Meguiar's and some other "waxes and polishes", there was Liquid Glass. And it was used by the old, "Fiberglass" crowd of Corvette owners. My old can (of Liq. Glass, ) says that it contains no waxes, silicones, etc., and is clear coat safe. As well as used on fiberglass, clear coats, cars, boats ,etc.

I have no worries about it. I'm not sure where it says it has to be removed with "mineral spirits"???? I've used it occasionally on every car I've had with no negative results.

Jet-Jock

On the can if you intend to re-paint. Typical with all waxes which can be removed with mineral spirits and steel wool (scotch brite pads).

LG is not bad, I don't think it gives the deep wet look of Zanio or some of the other top rated products. But I used it for years before I knew of Zaino.

AORoads

"On the can if you intend to re-paint. Typical with all waxes which can be removed with mineral spirits..." jetjock

Ahh! Right. That's not on my can, but you're right. That is the reason to remove it with mineral spirits.

80sRule

If there was any doubt, visit liquidglass.com and view their faqs.

Look at this:



Here's my car, which is a Liquid Glass car:





Don't mock the other cars, the Camry and Explorer are works in progress, and the Camry was $500.

GT6

Midnite 88

I liked LG. Then I got Zaino. I thought the Zaino looked good lasted a while 4-6 weeks but, I wash my car alot.

So....I now use Maguires NXT. It's easier to use than Zaino and I don't have a show car. Lasts 4-6 weeks too.

BTW that's a fresh coat of NXT in this pic.

Tommy T-Bone

I have used Liquid Glass exclusively for the past three years about 4 times a year. Makes my old paint shine pretty. You cant tell how bad a paint job was done till you get up close and you can see the little bubbles on the hood. My wheels shine up with it too after I scrub them up. Read the can. It is great for taking out scratches and imperfections in small areas. My wife uses Meguiars Gold Class on her car. I've been tempted to try Zaino but I've been happy with L.G. Easy on, easy off. Shine on .....

Gorilla

I use it. This last time I clay-barred first, then LG pre-cleaner, then LG. Didn't think white could shine that good, but it does!


Can't really tell by the pic, but it looks good.

LS WON

I have used it since 1979 and can remember when it first came in one of those 50's style design on can. It also said you could apply polish whether car was dirty or not. That doesn't hold true for todays batch. I have put over 30 coats on one of my cars and this product is excellent in hiding swirls n scratches. At one point I tried Klasse AIO and Klasse Sealant and then all of the scratches and swirls were more noticeable still looked good but a different look with Klasse. I may end up back on the Liquid glass Polish on this car.

LS WON

especially on the scratch removal.