Question about 3M Perfect-It III Machine Glaze

[superstring]

I`m wondering if it`s necessary or preferable to follow up 3M`s Perfect-It III Machine Glaze with a milder polish or does it produce such a good finish that you can go directly to a topper (carnuaba or whatever)?



Thanks!

[Nickshades]

I would think you normally wax after glazing. You would polish prior to the glaze step. Unless i have this backwards, but i believe that is correct. Somebody told me that the 3M perfect it III is not meant to last long. Just for looks i guess. I`m not sure just forwarding information and ideas. Feel free to correct me if I`m wrong.

[hondaguy2582]

3m perfect it machine glaze does not contain fillers, and you can go straight to a wax if desired. Its your call whether to follow it up with say 3m swirl mark remover or top it. Let your eyes be the judge.

[LouisanaJeeper]

the MG w/ white pad finish will be ready for wax w/o further polishing

[imported_DennisA]

Originally posted by LouisanaJeeper

the MG w/ white pad finish will be ready for wax w/o further polishing That`s the way I did it and it worked for me :xyxthumbs

[wanabe]

Originally posted by DennisA

That`s the way I did it and it worked for me :xyxthumbs

and thats really what its about!!

sounds like you got the answer...

[superstring]

Thanks for the replies. :up




Originally posted by Nickshades

I would think you normally wax after glazing. You would polish prior to the glaze step. Unless i have this backwards, but i believe that is correct. Somebody told me that the 3M perfect it III is not meant to last long. Just for looks i guess. I`m not sure just forwarding information and ideas. Feel free to correct me if I`m wrong.



Ah yes, the old polish vs. glaze question! I`m under the impression that P-III MG is more of a polish then a glaze, because it removes swirls rather than filling them in.