Filler glaze

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Guy

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A guy at work has been running his GTO ( he bought it new) through the autowash with brushes, the car looks like someone took steel wool to it. He asked if I could help him and polish his car for him. I'm doubtful I'll get it all out as I only have a PC, so what would be a good filler glaze for a black car to be topped by collinite. Don't worry, I slapped him a few times for the car wash thing and gave him a lesson in proper car wash techniques.
 
What I would do is polish it the best you can and then top it off with Four Star 4-54 Sealant. This sealant has been the best product I have seen for filling small swirls.
 
I havent used 4-star 454...but I have used RMG and most of the Megs glazes, and One Grand Omega Glaze definitely hides better then the previous listed, even RMG. I've only used it under Blitz Wax tho, so I have no idea on its bonding qualities with other products.
 
Although not a Glaze,(strictly speaking),i have found that P21s paintwork cleansing lotion(GEPC),to be quite effective at masking minor swirls/scratches.
 
Coupe said:
Any reason you dont wanna remove the imperfections?
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Now this was a good reply. If you don't get the prep work done correctly nothing is going to make it look great. If you don't want it to look great, why bother.

Changeling
 
Changeling said:
Now this was a good reply. If you don't get the prep work done correctly nothing is going to make it look great. If you don't want it to look great, why bother.

Changeling
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If you go back and read his post, he thinks the marring might be too deep to remove just using the PC that he has. In cases like that, it's better to cover up what's remaining vs just leaving it alone.



As far as filler glazes go, Auto Magic New Car Glaze and Blue Coral Product X are supposed to be chock full of them. I'd probably just use RMG myself though, or maybe a sealant with minor fillers like Megs 21, NXT, 1z glanz or Z5.
 
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