Really good glaze!

[RAG]

Came across a really, really good glaze recently - I couldn`t even see the buffer swirls from a nasty wool pad. The good news is you don`t even have to spend the time polishing after heavy compounding and the customer won`t even know right away. The bad news is I was the customer - had a panel repainted on my gold Landcruiser.



I knew I was going to have to (re)buff the panel out after I had it painted, but initially I thought they did a good job...I`ve been up to my neck in details so I didn`t have time to do a wash and alcohol wipedown till now, and man, I seriously had to compound with PG twice to remove their buffer marks!

[seth812]

lol that sucks



so did ya find out waht they used? :lol

[Five Star]

Its probably Race Glaze. that stuff is perfect working in a body shop

[RAG]

lol that sucks



so did ya find out waht they used? :lol

No, I haven`t found out yet. But I should - I can never get glazes to cover up more than very minor stuff, but it seriously seems like body shops are able to get their horrible work undetected for a till it gets washed once or twice.



It probably is Race Glaze though.

[seth812]

never heard of race glaze before, any more info on it?



not that i`m trying to take the easy way out, just curious

[MrSelfDestruct]

How is this "Race glaze" compared to 3M glaze? 3M wasn`t able to cover up my micro-marring after I did my hood, oh well.

[74 thing]

Did you ever find out what kind of glaze was used?

[victory]

yeah, go in there all passive aggressive.



"Hey, what kind of glaze do you use, it`s awesome!"

"we use xxxxx"

"Great. I was really impressed with its ability to cover up your ****** body work!"

[seth812]

yeah, go in there all passive aggressive.



"Hey, what kind of glaze do you use, it`s awesome!"

"we use xxxxx"

"Great. I was really impressed with its ability to cover up your ****** body work!"

:lol



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