first time PC user, assistance polish or glaze?
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Bobbykart- One potential problem is that manufacturers use words like "polish" and "glaze" in different ways, even within their own product lines!
The #80, despite its name, is a mildly abrasive polish. IMO it's a great product to use when getting acquainted with the PC. Work it until it starts to change from opaque green/brown to semi-translucent/clear and buff it off before it dries completely. It oughta leave things ready-to-wax.
The #80, despite its name, is a mildly abrasive polish. IMO it's a great product to use when getting acquainted with the PC. Work it until it starts to change from opaque green/brown to semi-translucent/clear and buff it off before it dries completely. It oughta leave things ready-to-wax.
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BobyKart- Let us know how things turn out, I bet it'll go well.
One last bit of advice: work a small area, then a single panel, where you can clearly see what's going on. Make sure everything's turning out well before you do the whole vehicle, that way if you need to tweak your approach we can advise you and it won't be a big deal. I always feel bad when somebody makes a little mistake (*NOT* that I think you will!) and posts back (too late) with a "I [messed] up my whole car" type of problem.
One last bit of advice: work a small area, then a single panel, where you can clearly see what's going on. Make sure everything's turning out well before you do the whole vehicle, that way if you need to tweak your approach we can advise you and it won't be a big deal. I always feel bad when somebody makes a little mistake (*NOT* that I think you will!) and posts back (too late) with a "I [messed] up my whole car" type of problem.