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nice day in cleveland today haha and your car looks amazing...good job...if you want a good polish for after use Liquid Glass you can pick it up at the auto stores
nice day in cleveland today haha and your car looks amazing...good job...if you want a good polish for after use Liquid Glass you can pick it up at the auto stores
Correct me if i'm wrong but dont you put polish first and then wax (sealant)?
I called meguires this weekend and they said to use No.7 Showtime Glaze then NXT and I have to say that came out beautifully. When ever i tell people how many miles i have they do a double take.
Originally Posted by Djnaz
maybe on a normal polsh but this builds up over time like a wax and helps protect from the elements
Looks nice, but your Fairlady Symbol looks crooked...
It's actually my second one. This time I had it follow the contour of the trunk lid because on the first one, it looked like it was leaning downward. If you put it on a straight line next to a curved surface, it tends to look like it's leaning. But thanks for noticing.
That was my initial impression. However, I read the instructions duh, and it says "do not allow product to dry." After doing that, shoot it comes off like butter and looks great.
Originally Posted by dreamspeed
i usually use the meguiars deep crystal polish (step 2 one) and then NXT. The #7 showcar glaze is better but harder to use
That was my initial impression. However, I read the instructions duh, and it says "do not allow product to dry." After doing that, shoot it comes off like butter and looks great.
So the no 7 showcar glaze comes off easily? I read somewhere (i think autopia) that even if you take it off before it dries it's pretty hard to work with. If its easy to take off then i'll probably pick some up next time