Recent content by Leo_Cro

I know that fresh paintwork mustn't be polished/sealed with waxes and that it must be allowed to cure for at least a month. What are the prime reasons/consequences?

I was wondering does 3M Imperial Hand Glaze need to be left to cure for some time before topping it with carnauba?

It's the one in liquid form. Still available big time on european markets although I think Eagle One will be pulling it off the market. http://eagleone.valvolineeurope.com/products/carnaubacleanerwax.html Well, never the less, besides this bottle which is still half empty/full I got another...

What do you think about it? I know power rangers (motorcycle freaks) use it for polishing their visors so I was thinking of trying IHG on my headlamps since they're plastic.

What do you think of this product? Is it a good QD spray?

It's edgeless microfiber. :wow: :) "15 x "12, $6.5 a piece. Now, a thing that's killing me and which I simply cannot understand is that's it's got two completely different sides. This would be "the right" side as far as I understand mf cloths A closer look And this is the...

I need yer brains here :). Swirlmarks, yeah, what else could be the problem?! :) Well, I was doing some major detailing 3 weeks ago. First I polished with Sonax Xtreme 2 Polish & Wax Nano Pro, then glazed with 3M Imperial Hand Glaze. After those two I sealed with Eagle One Wet Polish & Wax and...

Since 3M Imperial Hand Glaze is acryl based and it contains no silicons nor waxes, I was wondering is it possible to affectively seal over it or will sealant mix with it and afterwards result in shortened lasting period? I'm planning on sealing with Eagle One Wet Polish & Wax.

Which of these two is right? To polish in straight forwards-backwards motion or in oscilatory circular motion, and why? Some people say that this last is better but i've read on autopia-carcare.com that this first is better 'cause it wouldn't leave swirlmarks. Since i'm an upstart i'd like...