Could anyone say whether glare and polish angel share the same technology and if so which one gave the better results and why?
Could anyone say whether glare and polish angel share the same technology and if so which one gave the better results and why?
never heard of glare, so never used it
I have a few things from PA tho
Glare is just a sealant comparable to many ones common in the USA Uses something they claim is called glasspexin or something along those lines. I wouldn’t put it any worse or better than what most are already using. Honda was even using it as their branded sealant /polish product and perhaps Yamaha if I remember correctly
Not sure what technology you are referring to in which product from each brand. Glare makes a handful of different ones and PA makes many
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I`m waitin for a question like this but with z, on the vette forums.
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[QUOTE=MattPersman;2130259] Glare is just a sealant comparable to many ones common in the USA Uses something they claim is called glasspexin or something along those lines. I wouldn’t put it any worse or better than what most are already using. Honda was even using it as their branded sealant /polish product and perhaps Yamaha if I remember correctly
Not sure what technology you are referring to in which product from each brand. Glare makes a handful of different ones and PA makes many
I was mainly thinking of their sealant range, on the face of it they are applied in similar ways hence the question, I have found the glare products very good for getting rid/hiding random scratches, will have to see for how long though. wondered whether it was worth spending more cash on polish angel products as I like the look of them and have seen a couple of 512 you tube posts, looks very tempting.
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