are they put of biz ? been looking at some of it at advance auto parts , but heard they were having problems. this stuff any good ?
Liquid Glass Polish
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I can't answer as to whether or not they're out of business.. but I might be able to answer your second question.
Before I do, however, I have two questions for you:
1 - What car(s) are you thinking about using it on?
2 - What specifically are you trying to accomplish on said cars?
Liquid glass is a good product, for certain applications, but has been around a LONG time.. so there are tons of newer products which might be better for your intended use.
Before I do, however, I have two questions for you:
1 - What car(s) are you thinking about using it on?
2 - What specifically are you trying to accomplish on said cars?
Liquid glass is a good product, for certain applications, but has been around a LONG time.. so there are tons of newer products which might be better for your intended use.
Still around, but as always, the cost is SKY HIGH.
I bought my last can from Amazon.
There are so many newer products available that are much less fussy to use.
Might want to look at this:
http://liquidglassshield.com/instructions/instructions-automotive/
There are also temperature restrictions as I recall but I can't seem to find them now.
Might want to look at this:
http://liquidglassshield.com/instructions/instructions-automotive/
There are also temperature restrictions as I recall but I can't seem to find them now.
black cars and bike, trying to make them look the best they can. all paint in very good shape. i want something that will last awhile too.
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I bought my last can from Amazon.
So did I, a few months ago. The local AutoZone had it in stock too, at a much higher price.
I bought my last can from Amazon.
So did I, a few months ago. The local AutoZone had it in stock too, at a much higher price.
OP - If they're newer vehicles, then they will almost certainly have multi-stage paint, and would better benefit from a more modern wax/sealant. For the money, you'd be better off buying some Collinite 845 or 476, some Blackfire Midnight Sun, or Meguiar's Ultimate or Gold Class.
All of these will give you amazing shine, great protection, and terrific durability.
All of these will give you amazing shine, great protection, and terrific durability.
i've been using meguaiers nxt 2.0 for a wahie now and it does seem to do a good job. just looking for something alittle better.
I use NXT 2.0 paste wax myself, and while I agree it provides excellent results, it is also not nearly as durable as it should be.
All of the three that I suggested in my previous post will give you AWESOME results with far better durability than the NXT 2.0. I suggest giving Collinite 845 a try, as it goes on super thin, protects awesome, lasts a LONG time, and is less than $20 from Autogeek and Amazon.
All of the three that I suggested in my previous post will give you AWESOME results with far better durability than the NXT 2.0. I suggest giving Collinite 845 a try, as it goes on super thin, protects awesome, lasts a LONG time, and is less than $20 from Autogeek and Amazon.
got some liquid glass today and am not very impressed with it. so far i haven't found any product that has surpassed the 2.0 shine and ease to apply. i'll keep looking .
As I mentioned previously, you should REALLY give Collinite 845 a try.
Collinite 845 on Amazon - $18.95
...and if you're not willing to give that a try, then you should have a look at
Finish Kare 1000P Hi-Temp Paste Wax
Either of the above will provide you with an amazing, long-lasting shine, for under $20.
Return the Liquid Glass and try one of these.
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While we're here.. I do have another question. What sort of prep work have you done on your vehicle? Is the paint pretty 'clean' on its own, or is it covered in lots of swirl marks/micromarring/oxidation?
Collinite 845 on Amazon - $18.95
...and if you're not willing to give that a try, then you should have a look at
Finish Kare 1000P Hi-Temp Paste Wax
Either of the above will provide you with an amazing, long-lasting shine, for under $20.
Return the Liquid Glass and try one of these.
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While we're here.. I do have another question. What sort of prep work have you done on your vehicle? Is the paint pretty 'clean' on its own, or is it covered in lots of swirl marks/micromarring/oxidation?
my paint is perfect on all seven vehicals(all black). all have been clay bared and cealner wax and them 2.0 on them. i am very anal about my toys. they get wiped off every time they leave the garage. just looking for the BEST out there for them. so far it's been meguiares 2.0
Ah, so you do proper prep.. and as the adage goes: "The pop is in the prep"
If you really want to make them shine, then try one of the two I mentioned in my last post. Either will do wonders for your cars.
If you really want to make them shine, then try one of the two I mentioned in my last post. Either will do wonders for your cars.
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