I'm gonna need some help with this stuff...

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The (3) 1Z products are in the large, round, 1 liter cans. Is it just me, or is this the singular worst way to package a polish... very awkward to dispense.



Jim

Very true. I bought 2 & 4 ounce squirt bottles to make it much easier to dispense and just fill the bottles back up when needed.

 

[imported_themightytimmah]

My trim dyes come in similar cans, sucks to use em. What I do, is just pour the whole can into a squeeze bottle of appropriate size, makes it a lot easier.

 

[Accumulator]

The (3) 1Z products are in the large, round, 1 liter cans. Is it just me, or is this the singular worst way to package a polish...

Heh heh, I must be the only person alive who *likes* those cans



Yeah, you have the "pro" version of MP, I'd like to know what you think of it when you've had a chance to try it out.

 

[JJ_]

Hey jimmy buffit how are you.



Sounds like you got some good products there!



Well VM is basically safe on chrome, paintwork, carbon fibre, alloy wheels and windows. Heard you can use it on plastic but haven't done so as yet.



I use VM at shows to hide any swirls that have appeared after a quick detail. And I normally use VM before I apply my sealant. Very good to refine a finish.



1Z have a good few polishes/products. I personally use paint polish which is quite gentle, it contains many fillers. Simlar to AG SRP.



Next one I have is intensive which is great to remove stubborn swirls/scratches. A wee bit more aggressive than DACP.



Glanz wax smells like rocket fuel, goes on and off easyily although tends to remove some paint polish.

 

[Scottwax]

Very true. I bought 2 & 4 ounce squirt bottles to make it much easier to dispense and just fill the bottles back up when needed.

Same here. GW is very liquidy, sort of like SG so you should have no problems using it.