Gloss-It Quick Review

Hehe! :devil: Come to the light!

 

Have to say it, looks nice.

 

I think I will post a rotary video using the GI polishes in conjunction w/ EVP.. people seem to have questions and a vid might help

 

That would be great. Are the polishes meant for conventional cc or ceramic?

 

I have had success on both with the GI polishes but must say that heavier RDS and such are more easily removed with compounds first and then follow up with the GI polishes. I would compare the GI Extreme Cut to SIP or Power Finish as far as cutting ability. David has been using them longer than me and thus may have found a way to remove deeper RDS with them, but I haven't. They do leave a very wet looking finish versus the Menz polishes which leave a bright finish.

 

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Yeah, that would definitely help us out! :applause2:

 

The gloss-it polishes are very efficient. Less is more with the gloss-it polishes. It take a little getting used too. Pad choice is very important and the evp pad prime will cut down any dusting and also extend polishing time in hot and humid conditions allowing the abrasive to fully finish down micro free.

 

UPDATE: Took a second look at the tires this morning and they look great, with a very rich dark satin appearance. I'm thinking that perhaps the lighting was making them look shinny or perhaps it was just immediately after application that the shine was evident. I'm definitely keeping this one. I'm thinking I might give the polishes a try since the other products in this line are great.

 

What's the site, I want to try some of this stuff out?

 

Products - Autowerkes Exclusive

 

Wouldn't it be cheaper buying direct from Gloss-It, especially if you're in the US.

 

Keep in mind tht the price on that website in in CANADIAN DOLLARS...
xe.com can give you currency exchange rate.

 

If you spent more than $150 it's totally worth to buy from Ken. That's what I do.. save 'till I have enough, then buy all at once.

Gave the GI polishes a go a couple weekends ago on a G35 sedan.. worked amazingly well on the Sticky paint with the Flex DA. Will have the write-up up soon.. busy busy with school and details lately..

 

You can also use Google. Just type in something like

Convert 100CDN to USD

And it'll give you the conversion. Easy as can be.