Red Machine Glaze, Which Pad?

[9935annivgt]

In the process of polishing my Black Mustang with the swirl remover by Zaino using a 4 inch orange pad. My next step is the RMG followed by CMW. The question is what pad should I apply the RMG and at what speed? I have a PC and the edge 2000 pads. I was thinking the blue pad or maybe the white pad. Also wondering what speed to work it in with. Thanks guys.

 

[imported_shine]

I would use the blue since it has no cut. Speed 1-2 is sufficient as you are not removing swirls, just applying a glaze and wax.

 

[mblgjr]

Blue; speed 1-3; I prefer 3.



Keep it thin; buff until nearly gone; remove.

 

[SuperBee364]

Agree with the above, but I apply at speed six and work til it disappears. You'll want to have some good ventilation when you use it.

 

[Eisen Hulk]

Hey, Bee...How much are you applying to the pad and are you still working in 2' x 2' sections? Thanks.

Agree with the above, but I apply at speed six and work til it disappears. You'll want to have some good ventilation when you use it.

 

[SuperBee364]

Four pea sized dots on a four inch jeweling pad, 2 X 2 sections. How much you'll really need kinda varies according to paint, temp, humidity, etc. If it disappears *too* fast, add a bit more and work it in. I usually err on the side of too much, cause it's not at all hard to remove any excess, and normally you can just spread it around into an area you haven't worked yet. RMG is *really* easy to apply. You just gotta get passed the smell.

 

[Eisen Hulk]

Right on. Thanks, Supe!!!! I really appreciate the info.

Four pea sized dots on a four inch jeweling pad, 2 X 2 sections. How much you'll really need kinda varies according to paint, temp, humidity, etc. If it disappears *too* fast, add a bit more and work it in. I usually err on the side of too much, cause it's not at all hard to remove any excess, and normally you can just spread it around into an area you haven't worked yet. RMG is *really* easy to apply. You just gotta get passed the smell.