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I don’t like using ceriglass because it dries out so fast. So I’m going to make a mixture 2/3 ceriglass plus 1/3 3D 501 this way it doesn’t dry so fast. I have swirls in my glass I need out and I have lot of free time. Here question what abrasive is harder and abrades more the cerium oxide or aluminum oxide in normal polish.
Does anyone think a straight 50/50 would be better if the abrasives in the compound cut more?
Why not just use a mist of water when Ceriglass dries out?
I’m gonna be at it for awhile the constant misting gets to messy. I have used ceriglass a few times it dries so fast. I also have another glass polish gs8 no touch I use it mainly for stripping rainx or old coating. I might just mix those two. I wasn’t sure if a cutting compound would help speed up because this is gonna be a 2-3 hour jobQuote:
Originally Posted by Rsurfer