[the other pc]

Hi Mr Chef, to Autopia.

Wow, that's one long intro. Lots going on, I'll pick out a couple things ...

Originally Posted by Mr Chef

...First) Yellow with #1 worked it well....

Is this #1 Medium Cut Cleaner or Deep Crystal "step 1" Cleaner? Meg's doesn't recommend #1 MCC be used with a PC. But hey, if it worked, it worked.

Originally Posted by Mr Chef

... Second Orange with #9, ... but I could still see small straight scratches every so often, overall it looked a hell of alot better. But I wanted more depth.....

#9 is really mild. If there were individually visible scratches before hand #9 usually won't remove them. But as you found the space in between them will get nicely shiny.

Originally Posted by Mr Chef

...Third White with #3 And here is where I had varying success and need help and comments This glaze went on well but didn't break down like the polishes?....

A glaze with no cutting action doesn't need to break down.

Originally Posted by Mr Chef

... it felt like it took forever and actually caked up at times. ...BUT when I'd wipe it down it was extremely hard to remove and or created the infamous "HAZE".....

Use less, work a smaller area, don't let it dry. Just rub it in and wipe it off.

Originally Posted by Mr Chef

...Final Grey/Black with #26 Just awesome as I remembered it even by hand....

Yup. #26 is great.

Originally Posted by Mr Chef

.... I also did a door afterwards that not only had light swirls but severe R compound brake dust ... It took several applications of the #1 again but following the 4 step process most of the brake dust is gone....

That's curious, clay should have taken that off. Perhaps you should try to work the clay more.

Originally Posted by Mr Chef

.... The BIG question is the #3 Glaze and my hazing issue with it, it's not really hazing unless the Glaze doesn't come off, then it's a total Pain In The *** to Wipe/Rub off. ...

Like I said earlier, don't let a glaze (or a cleaner, cleaner/polish or compound) dry. Only waxes need to dry.


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