Really good glaze!

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RAG

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Came across a really, really good glaze recently - I couldn't even see the buffer swirls from a nasty wool pad. The good news is you don't even have to spend the time polishing after heavy compounding and the customer won't even know right away. The bad news is I was the customer - had a panel repainted on my gold Landcruiser.



I knew I was going to have to (re)buff the panel out after I had it painted, but initially I thought they did a good job...I've been up to my neck in details so I didn't have time to do a wash and alcohol wipedown till now, and man, I seriously had to compound with PG twice to remove their buffer marks!
 
seth812 said:
lol that sucks



so did ya find out waht they used? :lol
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No, I haven't found out yet. But I should - I can never get glazes to cover up more than very minor stuff, but it seriously seems like body shops are able to get their horrible work undetected for a till it gets washed once or twice.



It probably is Race Glaze though.
 
never heard of race glaze before, any more info on it?



not that i'm trying to take the easy way out, just curious
 
yeah, go in there all passive aggressive.



"Hey, what kind of glaze do you use, it's awesome!"

"we use xxxxx"

"Great. I was really impressed with its ability to cover up your ****** body work!"
 
victory said:
yeah, go in there all passive aggressive.



"Hey, what kind of glaze do you use, it's awesome!"

"we use xxxxx"

"Great. I was really impressed with its ability to cover up your ****** body work!"
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:lol



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