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    Define ...Glaze

    What exactly is a glaze ?? When does it apply 1st , last or in the middle ??? What are some example`s of a glaze product ??

    Machine glaze

    Hand glaze

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    A glaze makes a car look wet and gives the paint clarity. I`ve only used Meg`s #7. I read where Meg`s #81 is better on clearcoat than #7. A glaze is used after a polish and before a wax. It has fillers in it to help hide the defects in your paint. It has very little or no durabilty. Here are a few glazes. Vanilla Moose Wax, Meg`s #7 and Meg`s #9. 3M`s Imperial Hand Glaze, One Grand Omega Glaze. Hope this helps. Rick
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    glazes are used on new paint jobs while the paint is cureing, or as a layer for addtitional shine.

    I use it for the later of the two on after i get polishing and right before I apply the sealant
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    Originally posted by rabbi
    A glaze makes a car look wet and gives the paint clarity. I`ve only used Meg`s #7. I read where Meg`s #81 is better on clearcoat than #7. A glaze is used after a polish and before a wax. It has fillers in it to help hide the defects in your paint. It has very little or no durabilty. Here are a few glazes. Vanilla Moose Wax, Meg`s #7 and Meg`s #9. 3M`s Imperial Hand Glaze, One Grand Omega Glaze. Hope this helps. Rick
    I would say that #9 is a cleaner/glaze as opposed to a pure glaze.

    IMO pure glazes are for beauty only and have VERY little if no cleaning ability. They are best applied to a clean paint surface to which a polish has been applied.

    Examples IMO of pure glazes:

    meg`s #3, #5, #7, #81
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    You`re right EBP # 9 isn`t a glaze. Why I typed that I don`t know. :dunno. Thanks for correcting me. Rick
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    I wish there was more of a standard for calling something what it is. I have this stuff at work called Vitreo Glaze, but it`s a sealant.
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    Is Vanilla Moose wax a glaze? I thought Vanilla moose hand glaze was a glaze and the vm wax was a wax?

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    Ashley-Its the same.Some would call it a cleaner/glaze.It has light polishing abrasives which are very mild IMO and oils in it too to give the surface a wet look.At least when *I* used it, thats the finish it gave to me.

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    Originally posted by Ashley
    Is Vanilla Moose wax a glaze? I thought Vanilla moose hand glaze was a glaze and the vm wax was a wax?
    VM is funky stuff
    First, dont be alarmed, its thin like water, not typical of a glaze
    It hides imperfections VERY well, can really take care of that last 5%
    It has some very fine abrasives as well to provide small polishing action
    It can remove minor oxidation
    AND it lays down a bit of protection too, that has been known to last for 1-2 months. The protection is petroleum based.

    Talk about something that does a bit of everything. For me VM has found its place after polishing and before the wax. Great product.

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    Carnuba Moose Wax is their wax. I refer to VM as Vanilla Moose Wax which in reality is Vanilla Moose Wax Hand Glaze. Moose Wax is their cleaner wax.Sorry for the confusion.:miss Whaler.
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