Freddy76

I've heard and read good reviews about this product. Any truth to it.

JimmyS5600

It's decent. Was used alot years ago after buffing lacquer paint. I haven't used
it in years.

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

Glazes were quite popular in the past, just remember they don't typically offer any protection so the lifespan can be quite limited. They are a filling product for those that don't want to polish paint and others want to amp up the wetness look. 3M and Megs are often suggested, so both products have their following.

It should be noted that sealants don't always adhere well to glazes, likely due to the fillers and possible oil content. There are some newer glazes that are available for sealant users as desired also.

Freddy76

Thanks for the info. I had ordered some from Autogeek.Great customer service I might add. Used it on my black 76 Vette I painted a year ago. The hand glaze worked out great. Gave the the car a real deep shine.

Red89gt

I used to put in on cars after their final buff when I worked in a body shop years ago.
The stuff has its uses.

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

thank you for the kind words .... and glad to hear all went well. Let us know if and when we can help !

FASTFATBOY

Read instructions and follow them, do not let it dry. On and off wet in small areas at a time.

Wax over the top of it, its a great glosser.

Freddy76

Thanks. I glazed the car just the way you described it.

FASTFATBOY

Trying to save you my brain damage.

First time I used it waaaaaay back when, I tried to use it like wax....ohhh the mess I made.