I wanted to try a new glaze to do some quick winter details and didn't want to spend to much time polishing the paint since it'll get beat by the snow and salt of new england I found cg glossworkz the other day on some website but haven't heard to much about it. I wanted to try that or ez creme , how long do you generally work in the glaze on the panel. Any other nice glazes, Iplan on using megs 21 2.0 2 coats for the winter. Any info on the glaze and processes are appreciated.
I would just spread it on the panel your working on with a PC and using a black or blue finishing pad on like speed 4 with only the weight of the PC overlapping it twice to ensure you get proper coverage and thats about it and move on.:thumb: Its not a polish it's a glaze so the process should be quite quick but if in doubt read the directions on the bottle. Handz has used it on his mustang check it out on the show and shine section.
Yeah, Glossworkz glaze is really Legit. Its a little thinner than EZ-Creme and feel the glaze is more "Bright" than EZ-Creme. I have used it on my paint with nice results. I also used it on my brake calipers....which made them POP HARD!!!
I saw your stang write up and calipers looked amazing, would there be any difference in leveling or cleaning ability that makes glossworks a better glaze. I know there both probably awesome but those calipers and paint really popped well.
i dont think glossworkz has much cleaning ability if you want a good cg cleaner, use their vertua-bond instead
I noticted Vertua-bond didnt really clean well, it just made the paint sticky for the wax. almost like a base for grabbing on to. I honestly think its just that EZCreme and glossworkx glaze both have filling capabilities.
