Glazes?

Looking for a glaze that's easy to use, with decent filling capabilities.

EAsy to use is a must.

I heard CG ez-creme is pretty decent.

Also, how long do I have to wait before topping it or other glazes before topping with a wax?

Thanks!

 

PB Black Hole is my favorite. Works very well as a glaze by hand but works amazing with a DA. Little goes a very long way and adds a lot of depth but doesn't fill as much as I'd wish it did. EZ creme is very similiar too.

 

Prima Amigo or Wet Glaze 2.0

 

Prima Amigo and Wet Glaze 2.0

 

who makes wet glaze 2.0?

 

PB's black hole is by far my favorite glaze. It has EXCELLENT filling abilities and produces a nice shine too. Plus it cleans the paint.
And the detail shoppe makes wet glaze.

I usually will wait around an hour before topping with a sealant then wax.

 

Poor boy's world Black Hole for dark cars and pbw White diamond for lighter cars!

 

I have both of the poorboy's as well as the Wet Glaze 2.0 and Prima Amigo and the Amigo and WetGlaze leave a slicker and wetter finish

 

Chem Guys Wet Mirror Finish...

This one WMF + MSeal... sorry for the poor picture, but you can see the difference. Mseal did add something to the finish, but the darker finish was mostly WMF:

Left:
Chemical Guys Wet Mirror Finish
Chemical Guys M-Seal
Right:
Untreated



Different take

 

Dave at the detail shoppe in WA sells the Wet Glaze 2.0

 

I like PB Black Hole. It goes on real easy and comes off just as easy. I definitely noticed a difference before and after the glaze. Car looked a lot wetter.

 

How does the bond between glazes & LSP works? On CG they work well with their own LSP, but how bout with other brand? not limited to CG glazes, but PB and other as well, can they bond properly with sealant? nubas?

 

my favourites

CK RMG + VMG mixed 1:1 for carnaubas
DWG 2.0 for sealants if no cleaning needed
Prima Amigo for sealants if cleaning needed

honourable mention to PB BH, but imo filling on Amigo is similar and it's an easier product to spread and remove. A really good combo ive found for hiding swirls is PB BH + Prima Hydro then layer your LSP of choice - works best on warm colours

over the last year ive pretty much bought and tested everything out there, and there's only a handful i will use again

for me a paint cleaner/glaze needs to be one swipe removal easy, and those above are exactly that

 

DWG 2.0 FTMFW.
-Super easy to apply and remove
-Can go under, on top, or in between sealants or nubas
-Great wetness, slick finish, depth, warmth, nice filling abilities
-Probably the longest lasting glaze in the market that won't wash off within a few days (I can get 4 -5 weeks duration per application).
-Adds a little protection to the paint.

 

Have to agree with Luis. Detail Shoppe (Danase) Wet Glaze 2.0 is a great product.
Obsessive Detail Wet Glaze is also a very nice glaze.
RMG topped with Souveran is very very very nice. Kinda old school but works.

 

What do you mean by PB BH + Prima Hydro? Are you applying BH then using Hydro to take it off? I'm interested in trying this.

 

I like glazes a lot

Prima Amigo
RMG/VHMG
WMF
DWG
EZ creme

I just got a bottle of gloss workz glaze to try . How is that compared to the above?

 

i apply and remove BH, then go over the car 1 or 2 times with Prima Hydro. Then ill add any LSP, can be sealant or carnauba. On my M3 i went with Vic Mayhem

Primo Hydro is an amazing filler, it's truely a unique product - at least there's no other spray sealant i know that fills this well

If im using a filler, i always apply a coat or two of Hydro over the top - takes literally minutes to go over the whole car

http://www.showcardetailing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=743

http://www.showcardetailing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=548&highlight=amigo

 

Will PB blackhole come off easy if i were to leave in on for long? Can I apply PB blackhole over the whole car before buffing or do I need to work it panel by panel?

 

That's exactly what I did. It's comes off real easy. If anything, it's best just do it after applying it to the entire car because you're supposed to wait until it hazes before wiping it off.