[drvai]

Hi to everyone.

I wonder if the 3M Imperial Hand Glaze is a good option for prepping the paint for wax in a new or good condition wax.

Thank you.

[pander5]

Yes it is. I use to use IHG all the time before applying a carnauba wax and it worked well. Don't use it before any polymer sealants, though.

[FMINUS]

Lots of fillers

[JOYRIIDE1113]

It works really good as a glaze. It fills in swirls and give a really really deep gloss. Better than Meguiar's #7.

Application is tricky. Begin removing while its still wet. Its a PITA to remove once dry. Panel by panel.

Joy.

[wig]

Why hide the swirls when Meguiars #9 swirl remover or #80
speed glaze will remove them with outstanding results. Followed
up with NXT 2.0 wax for unbeatable shine and durability.

Ron

[IND-Distribution]

Originally Posted by JOYRIIDE1113

It works really good as a glaze. It fills in swirls and give a really really deep gloss. Better than Meguiar's #7.

Application is tricky. Begin removing while its still wet. Its a PITA to remove once dry. Panel by panel.

Joy.

I usually use a somewhat damp microfiber cloth to remove the haze. When I say somewhat damp I mean that the cloth is sprayed once with a mist of water. This seems to help out.

[JOYRIIDE1113]

Originally Posted by wig

Why hide the swirls when Meguiars #9 swirl remover or #80
speed glaze will remove them with outstanding results. Followed
up with NXT 2.0 wax for unbeatable shine and durability.

Ron

Sometimes a glaze is worth it, even if you have NO swirls. The benefit of a glaze is NOT solely for its swirl hiding capabilities.

Meguiar's #9 is a swirl remover but also has filling oils as well.

[turbojet3]

My Jet black looks better with Glaze. Maybe my polish skills need to improve,
but I have been pleased with a coat of glaze then carnuba.