Vintage Liquid Glass Pictures

[Mike Phillips]

Vintage Liquid Glass Pictures (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/off-topic/27091-vintage-liquid-glass-pictures.html)

Jimmy Buff-it, a friend of mine and a Pro Detailer in Indianapolis sent me this vintage can of Liquid Glass for my antique car wax collection.

http://www.showcargarage.com/gallery/files/1/LiquidGlass01.jpg

My son wanted to see what it looked like under a Black Light...

http://www.showcargarage.com/gallery/files/1/LiquidGlass02.jpg


:)

[Rsurfer]

Wonder if it's still good?

[Swamp Bug]

Yes was thinking the same thing My son found some in a Auto Parts store and was asking me about it I told him it brought back Memories but I now nothing about it now

I still remember Liquid Glass for Engines if anybody knows about this please comment

[jayhkr]

I think I see an encrypted message in the black light photo's! LOL Wow, talk about a blast from the past there Mike!

[Mike Phillips]

I think I see an encrypted message in the black light photo's! LOL

Wow, talk about a blast from the past there Mike!



I've looked but I'm just not seeing it?

Anyone else see it?


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[Mike Phillips]

I still remember Liquid Glass for Engines if anybody knows about this please comment



Might have been a different product besides the product I posted a picture of?

Liquid Glass is basically a cleaner/sealant, it falls into the category of waxes simply called Cleaner/Waxes regardless of what the specific protection ingredients are.

A person could use this or any cleaner/wax to clean and shine any painted parts in the engine compartment.


Here's two threads about cleaner/waxes...


Two threads on it here,

The Difference Between a Cleaner/Wax and a Finishing Wax (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/hot-topics-frequently-asked-questions/23263-difference-between-cleaner-wax-finishing-wax.html)
Subtitle: How To Choose The Right Wax or Paint Sealant for your Detailing Project

I'm Going Back To Basics with an AIO (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/47703-i-m-going-back-basics-aio.html)



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[birddj]

Saw a can of the one of the right in my dad's garage a couple weeks ago. I remember using it a long long time ago.

[Stang Man]

I have a current customer who swears by it, and requests I use it each time I detail his Cadillac STS-V.

Very easy to work with

[glenn14]

I bought the Duragloss 111 CCP, I tried it today with my PC XP7424 and grey 5.5 lake country pad and found that this product was very easy to work with and gave a great shine. It actually looked (light blue) and smelled alot like liquid glass and bought it from my local NAPA store. Also Mike thank you for all of your threads/ links.
Glenn

[DealerDetailer]

I've looked but I'm just not seeing it?

Anyone else see it?


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I dont see it either Mike.

[Spiney]

I was trying to remember some of the products I used back in the 70-80's. Besides Turtle wax and Color back all I could remember was Rain Dance. The was another one considered high end for back then. All I remember was it was a two step synthetic product and I think it was made by DuPont and was about $16 back in 1980 which was a lot for me back then. But I did use it on my 70 Mach 1 and 76 Saab 99.

What else can you remember? Thanks, Spiney

[BillE]

I don't see it. But I never saw the Phesent that blasted thru my windshield last Fall either.

Maybe the ghosting around the Vett?

Bill

[Mike Phillips]

What else can you remember? Thanks, Spiney




There was two types of TR3 Resin Glaze, one with blue on the label and one that used green on the label.


:)

[Aircooled]

This is what I'm looking for.

[Route246]

I was trying to remember some of the products I used back in the 70-80's. Besides Turtle wax and Color back all I could remember was Rain Dance. The was another one considered high end for back then. All I remember was it was a two step synthetic product and I think it was made by DuPont and was about $16 back in 1980 which was a lot for me back then. But I did use it on my 70 Mach 1 and 76 Saab 99.

What else can you remember? Thanks, Spiney

What about Blue Coral?

https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/2017-new-car-detailing-how-article-mike-phillips/40089-topping-definition-how-top-also-called-topping.html