imported_memnuts
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Setec Astronomy said:
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The glass polish will not fill or repair glass etching. Beside these two glass problems, it works very well.:waxing:
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Z12 glass polish really works!
- Thread starter wfedwar
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No.
The glass polish will not fill or repair glass etching. Beside these two glass problems, it works very well.:waxing:
wfedwar said:That's interesting, because someone was saying they thought Z10 was also a DG product.
Strange coincidence how similar z8 and AW work too isn't it? Lets not forget about z1 and DG 601 as well.
wannafbody
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Z1 smells nothing like 601. BTW Z1 is discontinued. Z8 and AW are somewhat similar in concept but Z8 looks better IMO.
wannafbody said:Z1 smells nothing like 601. BTW Z1 is discontinued. Z8 and AW are somewhat similar in concept but Z8 looks better IMO.
Not smell, but function.
Macruz19 said:I had problems with Z-12 by hand scratching a portion of my window. Pissed me off, but I was able to hide it with Z-5. I think it's best to use Z-12 by PC with a white pad so the abrasives can break down easier. I'm just a little hesitant to use this product.
From my experience... it will remove pretty much everything exept scratch defects.
What speed do you recommend? I used the stuff a few years back and it scratched the upper left portion of my windshield--so I never used it again and stuck to clay. However, if the PC will apply it the "right" way, I'd be willing to give it another shot.
AdamCKach said:What speed do you recommend? I used the stuff a few years back and it scratched the upper left portion of my windshield--so I never used it again and stuck to clay. However, if the PC will apply it the "right" way, I'd be willing to give it another shot.
I've had good luck with a PC on 5 using a 4" orange CCS pad.
Setec Astronomy
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AdamCKach said:What speed do you recommend? I used the stuff a few years back and it scratched the upper left portion of my windshield--so I never used it again and stuck to clay. However, if the PC will apply it the "right" way, I'd be willing to give it another shot.
How is it that this stuff can scratch the glass but not remove defects? We've had both things said in this thread.
AdamCKach said:What speed do you recommend? I used the stuff a few years back and it scratched the upper left portion of my windshield--so I never used it again and stuck to clay. However, if the PC will apply it the "right" way, I'd be willing to give it another shot.
I've used a white or orange LC pad on speed 5 or 6.
BlueLibby04
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I had luck using Megs #83 on a Megs Cutting pad with the PC. I think I used speed 5.
I had some water spots that nothing else would remove and that took them right off. Got to do the corners by hand which sucks.
I had some water spots that nothing else would remove and that took them right off. Got to do the corners by hand which sucks.