3m Imperial Hand Glaze

[sciontest]

crazy question do you think it's safe to use the pc7424 with gray pad applying 3m Imperial Hand Glaze even thou it's says "HAND GLAZE"

[pricha00]

With a gray pad on a slow speed I wouldn't be worried about it.

Pat.

[sciontest]

Thanks pricha00 i just don't want to jack up the car (still learning)

[sciontest]

how do you feel about using 3m Imperial Hand Glaze? i heard good things from body shops. what's your input on the product? easy to use or not?

[ASPHALT ROCKET]

Its o.k., it streaks alot and does not last very long at all. Bodyshops use it when the car is completed so the customer sees a nice shiney car when picked up.

[Jimmie]

Originally Posted by ASPHALT ROCKET

Its o.k., it streaks alot and does not last very long at all. Bodyshops use it when the car is completed so the customer sees a nice shiney car when picked up.

^^^yep, streaks, and I found it difficult to remove. Only used it once so it might have been me or the finish of the paint.

[ASPHALT ROCKET]

Its not you it just streaks, my buddy has a custom paint shop and he doesn't even use it. We stopped using that stuff over 20 years ago, they way final polishes finish down now there really isn't a need for a glaze.

[sciontest]

hum if it'll give me a hard time and it'll streak i'm not going to use it

[dannythekid]

I use it by hand every now and then and it is really hard to remove.

[mblgjr]

I've found it is a bit finicky to work with; less product helps prevent the smearing.

Doesn't last long; great for garage queens if you want to add wetness and fill minor swirls.

With modern polishes it doesn't have much of a place any more except for filling in between polishing sessions.