So many glazes - need help deciding

[jsoto]

In my stash of glazes, I've got 3M PI-III Finishing Glaze, P21S GEPC, and Meguiars #81.



I'm heading out on a roadtrip to meet some clients and want to roll up in my black car with a mirror shine. It's clean and shiny right now, it just doesn't have that nice deep black to it when it's perfectly polished out.



Which product will give me the deepest, wettest look & fill the slight micromarring and couple of scratches in the paint. I have a 3 hour window that I can fit in to detail the car prior.



I know with the 3M PI-III with a grey pad, it get's pretty good. Granted, I have not used any of these products in awhile now so I really forgot which one gives me the pop I want. I remember #81 was pretty damm good via hand application...I wonder what a PC with grey pad will do.





Anyone want to swap me in a direction



I'm going to glaze and then souveran on top.

 

[Scottwax]

I'd go with #81 and a finishing pad on black. Top with Souveran, take pics, we all drool.

 

[jsoto]

Any benefits to using a PC with any glazes ?



I know 3m PI-III requires it cause it has some very slight abrasives to it.





Will I benefit with a PC with the #81 - other than ensuring a more even coverage ? After all, it's just only oils.

 

[Accumulator]

I'd use the PC no matter which glaze you decide to go with. Better coverage, easier to "work the glaze into the pores of the paint" (think about all those orbits per minute), and *I* always find the motions easier. Might even be faster. It'll work fine with the #81.