whats your favorite glaze?

Discussion in 'Last Steps: Waxes, Sealants, and Coatings' started by chemgys99, Aug 1, 2011.

  1. chemgys99

    chemgys99 DB Forum Supporter

    Ive been wondering about what everyone is using as their favorite glaze?My favorite ones have been menzerna glaze and poorboys white diamond. I have about 7 or 8 different glazes myself.but was just wondering what you guys are using.
     
  2. uzj100

    uzj100 Jedi Nuba

    CG EZ Creme
     
  3. M3ride.

    M3ride. Wax on..Wax off

    #1 Prima Amigo
    #2 PB's Black Hole
     
  4. hamza7

    hamza7 Welcome to Detailing

    Klasse Sealant/Glaze
     
  5. RamSus

    RamSus Jedi Nuba

    Danase Wet Glaze / Wet Glaze 2.0 & Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze
     
  6. Pats300zx

    Pats300zx Official DB Moderator

    Amigo
    CG EZ Creme
     
  7. P1et

    P1et Official DB Moderator

    EZ Creme Glaze by Chemical Guys...
     
  8. godoman

    godoman Jedi Nuba

    how do you guys remove a glaze once it has been applied? do you use a detail spary and a mf towel? i have applied plenty of thick glazes and they are always a major paint to remove

    godoman
     
  9. hamza7

    hamza7 Welcome to Detailing

    For klasse I actually ONR wash it off, there's always pockets that I forget in the wash, so that is combated with a MF and detail spray
     
  10. TroyScherer

    TroyScherer DB Forum Supporter

    Amigo
    CG EZ Creme
    CG WMF
     
  11. belair

    belair Birth of a Detailer

    Meg's #7 Show Car Glaze
     
  12. luke093

    luke093 Welcome to Detailing

    I don't think klasse is actually a glaze at all, I think it's just the name to it as it's a really durable sealant.

    My current fav is EZ Creme, and it's easy to remove, buffs off as easy as a wax or sealant.
     
  13. godoman

    godoman Jedi Nuba

    ez creme, I have a large bottle of that in the garage, after using it twice and almost impossible to remove, I shelved it and have only used menzerna's glaze product.

    godoman
     
  14. astro_ng

    astro_ng Jedi Nuba

    Klasse SG, iirc isn't a glaze at all. Just a sealant.
    Rarely do I ever use glazes, but I have the PB black hole, and white diamond. Both work, don't really have the urge to try anything else.
     
  15. richguy66

    richguy66 DB Forum Supporter

    Hard choice but I like DWG 2.0, CK RMG and Adam's Brilliant Glaze.
     
  16. Stokdgs

    Stokdgs Detail Master

    Chemical Guys EZ Creme Acrylic W/Acrylic Shine II - very easy to apply, even easier to remove. it does not dry hard or streak, etc., for me at all. Easiest stuff to use that I have ever seen..

    godoman - I dont know why you would have trouble taking this product off - If you apply it with a finishing pad, it can only go on thin and thats all you need. If you dont want that bottle, I will take it off your hands - dont throw it away.

    Dan F
     
  17. hamza7

    hamza7 Welcome to Detailing

    Yup you guys got me, just read up on it, it's acrylic sealant but still a pain to remove.
     
  18. sal329

    sal329 Nuba Guru

    Amigo and Wet Glaze 2.0
     
  19. yakky

    yakky Two Bucket System Washer

    I know that's debated, but I have actually experienced filling with KSG. With one to two coats you don't see anything, but at 3-4 the swirls start to disappear, at least the smaller ones. Past 6 coats I saw no more benefits. I posted some examples on autopia. When I first experienced it, I thought something funny was going on, but I was able to duplicate it and take pictures of the effects. Autogeek also mentions this effect in their KSG section:

    "Hides and Removes Imperfections. When used in conjunction with Klasse All In One Polish, you will see scratch marks and paint discolorations disappear. This gloss hides and removes more swirls than any other brand, and provides the ultimate protection in extreme weather. "
     
  20. luke093

    luke093 Welcome to Detailing

    The reason they say hide and removes imperfections is because of the role of AIO which has light cleaners and acts slightly abrasive when used on a pad.
     

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