Clearkote Rmg Vs Menerzerna Fg Po115c
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steelwind101
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Ok Ok!
Lets go from the start:
A glaze is suppose to in to the pores of your paintwork. If you have read any of the other posts of the glazes recently you will note how i have explained that applying oil based glazes over sealed paintwork is not a good thing. Do try using search for some back ground on how glazes work.
If you apply RMG over AIO all you will do is slightly fill some imperfections in the AIOs protection but mostly you will get a red dust which is dried excess product.
By hand RMG excerts no cleaning ability.
RMG is best suited to machine appilcation tough you can use it by hand no problem.
RMG is not the best filling glaze on the market.
If you want to glaze over a sealed surface you would be best off with a polymer glaze. CG EZ Glaze, Jorgens ?!, DWG etc. would work fine, but none fill very well.
I would advise you to purchase Prima Amigo.
As for PO115C, i have no idea as i have never used it. Its in the Menzerna USA bottles? YOu might have to venture the search box as im sure it was mentioned before but there havent been many takers.
Geoff
Lets go from the start:
A glaze is suppose to in to the pores of your paintwork. If you have read any of the other posts of the glazes recently you will note how i have explained that applying oil based glazes over sealed paintwork is not a good thing. Do try using search for some back ground on how glazes work.
If you apply RMG over AIO all you will do is slightly fill some imperfections in the AIOs protection but mostly you will get a red dust which is dried excess product.
By hand RMG excerts no cleaning ability.
RMG is best suited to machine appilcation tough you can use it by hand no problem.
RMG is not the best filling glaze on the market.
If you want to glaze over a sealed surface you would be best off with a polymer glaze. CG EZ Glaze, Jorgens ?!, DWG etc. would work fine, but none fill very well.
I would advise you to purchase Prima Amigo.
As for PO115C, i have no idea as i have never used it. Its in the Menzerna USA bottles? YOu might have to venture the search box as im sure it was mentioned before but there havent been many takers.
Geoff
Junebug
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I used the Menzerna glaze a while back. I applied with a PC and I have to say - use just a few pea size dabs to start and just one per panal after that. Thin is in! It did fill some and left a shiny surface. I topped with Megs #26. I haven't tried, and I doubt I would - try a sealant after it, it just feels a tad oily and I think sealants would have bonding issues.