Just finished hand glazing the truck!!
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04-22-2006, 12:49 AM
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04-23-2006, 10:41 PM
I have to concur... 3M Hand Glaze is very good stuff. I used it not too long ago on a client's vehicle who stopped by and had it in hand.
By all comparisons, I'm certain I could've matched my end result with the use of several other chemicals from several manufacs but, it certainly is a nice product.
RP
By all comparisons, I'm certain I could've matched my end result with the use of several other chemicals from several manufacs but, it certainly is a nice product.
RP
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04-24-2006, 01:30 PM
I've used it too and it is great stuff - as long as you realize that you're just hiding minor swirls and scratches as opposed to removing them. This means that they will be back to visit you as soon st the glaze wears off - which isn't long by the way. I look at glaze as a great "trade in appraisal tool." Slap a coat of this stuff on just before they check your trade out and you're golden!
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