I was grabbing a half gallon of Armor All at Pep Boys today and noticed all the new
NXT stuff when I spotted a Wax Shop Super Glaze box, a product I've never seen boxed before. I then noticed the addition of 'HD' after the name. I picked up the box and noticed it included a microfiber towel and a sponge applicator. It was $12.99 so I bought it. When I started my detailing business, I used Super Glaze but swithed to
Meguiars #26 because while Super Glaze is easy to use and has a glossy shine, it only lasted 4 weeks or so. I hadn't bought a bottle in years.
Apparently, it is so new it isn't even on their website yet. So that means I have to employ my modest typing skills to give you the package copy, with all the bold and underlined comments as they have it.
Today, through advanced Micro-Emulsion technology, The Wax Shop is bringing Hi-Definition Technology to the appearance industry though our revolutionary Super Glaze HDâ„¢. We have combined Super Glaze HDâ„¢ with our Hi-Def Polishing Applicator and Microfiber Towel to create a unique Hi-Def Gloss System, setting new standards for innovative excellence. This breakthrough Hi-Def Gloss System delivers an almost effortless Wax-on/Wax-off application, producing an exceptionally radiant Hi-Def Gloss finish without powdery residue, even when used in direct sunlight.
>Easy to use Hi-Def System
>Leaves an exceptionally slick and smooth mirror-like shine
>Rich Carnauba protected Hi-Def Gloss finish
>Leaves no powdery residue,
even when used in direct sunlight
>Removes oily film, conceals hairline scratches and swirl marks
>No wax build-up, contains no harsh abrasives or sealants
>Nutrients help nourish, condition and preserve paint
"Meets V.O.C. Requirements" printed on one side of the box.
The application is weird. After washing (and any needed polishing), you need to shake the bottle regularly and apply the product on the provided sponge application (seems to be a very dense sponge) or dampened soft cloth. Apply in overlapping circular strokes thinly over the entire vehicle. Allow to dry to a haze (which happens quickly). Then you use the applicator or cloth to wipe/polish (their words) nutrients and wax haze into the paint, one section at a time...and lightly moisten with more wax if necessary, then remove remaining haze with a microfiber towel.
So what are my initial thoughts? First thing I noticed is that it smells great! The original version had a chemical smell sort of concealed by a vanilla scent. This has a nice tropical smell to it. It is also clear, in contrast with the originals cream/coffee look.
I really only had time to try it on my trunk lid. I applied it per the directions, within a minute or two it hazed and then I worked it lightly into the paint, then removed the excess. My first impression is it has a similar look to
NXT and made the paint look very black, if that makes any sense. Not
Souveran deep but it looks pretty good. It wasn't super slick initially, but decently slick a while later. Not quite as slick as the rest of my recently Quikshined car though. I may have time this weekend to do my whole car because I want to see how this version holds up.
Anyone else see or try it yet?
I like the Wax Shop Slick Stuff HD spray detailer, very good results just as good as the 
Linear Mode
