Liquid Glass--Anybody Like?

[Big Greg]

Has anybody used Liquid Glass lately. I found some in my Uncle's garage.

 

[joe.p]

I know theres a few threads on this i haven't tried

http://www.detailcity.org/forums/detailing-product-discussion-misc/15531-new-liquid-glass-info.html?highlight=liquid+glass

 

[Sparkie]

I've used the stuff years ago; don't know why I stop using it! I think it was LG. I remember I love the stuff. I used it on a 4X4 I had, mud came right off!
I look for a few weeks ago, can't fine it. I'm going down to Myrtle Beach SC Tuesday, look for it down there!

 

[black bart]

I saw Liquid Glass today at auto zone $20.00
I have a friend who uses it on his show truck.
I have never used it have no idea as to how durable it is.

 

[BLACKWRX]

it has a really hard shell finish when applied and cured........its good stuff, very durable

 

[CharlesW]

It's another product that has had an interesting life.
I used it many years ago and remember that there was some controversy at one time about two different Liquid Glass products being available. I think they even used the same name, but with a different logo on the can. I have no idea which one survived.
I quit using it when I found out how difficult it was to remove if any painting was required. In those days, a true sealant wasn't at all common and many paint shops didn't know how to deal with them.

Charles

 

[CarGlow]

It's another product that has had an interesting life.
I used it many years ago and remember that there was some controversy at one time about two different Liquid Glass products being available. I think they even used the same name, but with a different logo on the can. I have no idea which one survived.
I quit using it when I found out how difficult it was to remove if any painting was required. In those days, a true sealant wasn't at all common and many paint shops didn't know how to deal with them.

Charles

So if I want to try it and don't like it how will I get it off? AIO?

Or, should I not try it?

 

[CharlesW]

So if I want to try it and don't like it how will I get it off? AIO?

Or, should I not try it?

Some type of paint cleaner would be what I would use and Klasse AIO happens to be my choice at this time. I'm sure that you can find several products that would remove it.

I quit using it when I found out how difficult it was to remove if any painting was required. In those days, a true sealant wasn't at all common and many paint shops didn't know how to deal with them.

My comment here referred to things at that time. Now, any quality body shop should know how to remove sealants for painting.

Charles