Vanilla Moose Glaze & Pink Moose

[9935annivgt]

I have read a lot of good stuff about the pink moose, RMG + VMG, has anyone used just VMG? How does it compre to other swirl removers on a fairly well maintained finish? Is pink moose really that good? What is the application method? If Scottwax could chime in her that would be great. Should I order some on my next order? I am almost out of Moose carnuba and need some more. Thanks guys.

 

[craigdt]

I use VM frequently. In my experience, it has about as much cut as SSR1. After doing an IPA wipe, fine defects are removed. I use a white or black pad. It gives a very nice "oily" shine. Give it a shot. It used to be a very popular product here.

 

[getcha]

I use it too, similar to craigdt. For me if I am pressed for time or if something moderate in cut warrants or could be benefited by another step before LSP I use this too. Also I like it because when I have windows that have a really nasty film that glass cleaner wont clean, this on an MF cleans it.

 

[Bigpoppa3346]

I have read a lot of good stuff about the pink moose, RMG + VMG, has anyone used just VMG? How does it compre to other swirl removers on a fairly well maintained finish? Is pink moose really that good? What is the application method? If Scottwax could chime in her that would be great. Should I order some on my next order? I am almost out of Moose carnuba and need some more. Thanks guys.

I would get some if I were you, I haven't used it in probably 3 years but when I did I remember it was pretty nice stuff.



Cut is very mild, it fills decently (if you've ever used Poli-Seal, VM's cut is a bit less than that but with more fillers).



I would get some, it's a good product to have around even if you don't use it on paint; windows, wheels, aluminum/chrome trim, etc. It works excellent on all of those.