3M Perfect IT III MG for regular details!

[msanta]

What`s your opinion about using PI III MG for regular detailing on my 03` 4Runner? The wet look was really nice, it gave the paint a deeper richer look, but since it is a mild abrasive, it would not be such a good idea. How frequent should I use this glaze?:doh

[Tralfaz]

I don`t know why they call it a glaze as it is really not.

Your question is difficult to answer as it depends upon what finish you are looking for.

Excellent product for mild swirls and leaves a fantastic gloss and shine. One of my all time favs. Little pricey but worth it if you use it correctly.

[edschwab1]

Originally posted by Tralfaz
I don`t know why they call it a glaze as it is really not.

Your question is difficult to answer as it depends upon what finish you are looking for.

Excellent product for mild swirls and leaves a fantastic gloss and shine. One of my all time favs. Little pricey but worth it if you use it correctly.

I agree that the question is difficult answer and PI-III MG is one of my favorites.

3M`s definition of glaze:
Glaze
A polish that is safe for use on fresh paints. Some glazes contain a mild abrasive that will remove minor surface imperfections. When a glaze with an abrasive is used, it should be followed by application of wax on cured paint or a hand glaze on fresh paint. A glaze also does not contain silicone.


Eric

[ron`s]

Edschwab1

You should put that in the Detailers Dictionary. Best definition for Perfect It.

Its a great porduct.