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Old 07-01-2006, 05:45 PM
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Need to polish?

Here's one that has me wondering...is it still good to polish if the finish is good? Say a newer car that has been clayed recently. Is it still good to go ahead and use a final polish to make it pop, or will it matter? Maybe just straight to a glaze?
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I wouldn't do it. Everytime you polish, you take off some clear. You don't want to do that all the time, and especially if it isn't necessary. If it is a newer car without swirls or even just VERY few, I would go with the glaze.
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Here's one that has me wondering...is it still good to polish if the finish is good? Say a newer car that has been clayed recently. Is it still good to go ahead and use a final polish to make it pop, or will it matter? Maybe just straight to a glaze?

Maybe to clean only after the clay before the glaze with AIO....
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Think I might just hit it with Pink Moose (RMG & VM mixed), then top with nuba. Whatta ya think?
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I wouldn't do it. Everytime you polish, you take off some clear. You don't want to do that all the time, and especially if it isn't necessary. If it is a newer car without swirls or even just VERY few, I would go with the glaze.

What products are considered polish?
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VM is a polish and glaze, but fairly mild.
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Think I might just hit it with Pink Moose (RMG & VM mixed), then top with nuba. Whatta ya think?

Why not?? sounds like a plan.......
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Old 07-01-2006, 08:16 PM
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Changed my mind already! This one is for you BILL!...RMG, UPP, nuba! Gonan try and see what happens, heck it's only my finacee's ride!
Hmm, maybe I'll go RMG, EX, then nuba? Dang! Well I'mm off to RMG, I'll check back before my next step, so lemme know boyz!
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I don't think you can glaze under a sealant! OH no... here we go again with sealant/glaze/wax and what can layer with what.
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I don't think you can glaze under a sealant! OH no... here we go again with sealant/glaze/wax and what can layer with what.


again???????? i think its we cant glaze over a sealer........
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