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raadkins16 · 05-08-08, 04:33

I enjoy using it as well. Before I got the rotary I had some etched in water spots that were only noticeable on my metallic grey Lexus from certain angles. My regimen was to put on the 3m imperial hand glaze in the etched areas and Megs #16 paste wax on top. I actually got pretty good durability from it, and was happy with the results look wise. If you have a car that has swirls or water spots and don't want to do a full correction, I think it is a great product for filling! Remember, the thinner the better!

05-08-08, 04:33	#6 (permalink)
raadkins16 Registered User raadkins16 is offline Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Richmond VA Posts: 79	Re: Imperial Hand Glaze 3M I enjoy using it as well. Before I got the rotary I had some etched in water spots that were only noticeable on my metallic grey Lexus from certain angles. My regimen was to put on the 3m imperial hand glaze in the etched areas and Megs #16 paste wax on top. I actually got pretty good durability from it, and was happy with the results look wise. If you have a car that has swirls or water spots and don't want to do a full correction, I think it is a great product for filling! Remember, the thinner the better!