Mirror Glaze Line

[Nesto]

Since there are so many different Mirror Glaze products, I was wonder if there was some kind of line sheet for them. I mean kind of like what to use 105 for, and like for light scratches or swirls use this_____. I know that they make many mirror glaze products i just want to make sure Im using the right one.

[smack]

Re: Mirror Glaze Line

For light swirls M205 should fit the bill provided you are using the right pad. Keep in mind some products from the mirror line products are only meant for use on a rotory while others are formulated for a D/A.

[BillyJack]

Re: Mirror Glaze Line

Here's a "relative aggressiveness" chart from AutoGeek that I've found to be valuable:

http://www.auto-geek.net/charts/wax-cut-chart-master.htm

Unfortunately, paint polishing and defect removal is more of an art form than a science, so it's not as easy as just picking a product off the chart. that's why those of us who are always trying to hone our skills spend so much time at forums like this.

Bill

[Nesto]

Re: Mirror Glaze Line

For light swirls M205 should fit the bill provided you are using the right pad. Keep in mind some products from the mirror line products are only meant for use on a rotory while others are formulated for a D/A.

Ok got it, I didnt know that there were different products for rotory and D/A. Thats good to know I have both I'm just tenative to using the rotary I've heard millions of horror stories, but I have a test hood to practice on hahaha.

[Murr1525]

Re: Mirror Glaze Line

Yeah, best just to ask here sometimes.

But you can always request a catalog, at least make sure you are seeing everything.

[smack]

Re: Mirror Glaze Line

Here's a "relative aggressiveness" chart from AutoGeek that I've found to be valuable:

http://www.auto-geek.net/charts/wax-cut-chart-master.htm

Unfortunately, paint polishing and defect removal is more of an art form than a science, so it's not as easy as just picking a product off the chart. that's why those of us who are always trying to hone our skills spend so much time at forums like this.

Bill

Hey thanks for the link Bill

[Nesto]

Re: Mirror Glaze Line

here's a "relative aggressiveness" chart from autogeek that i've found to be valuable:

http://www.auto-geek.net/charts/wax-cut-chart-master.htm

unfortunately, paint polishing and defect removal is more of an art form than a science, so it's not as easy as just picking a product off the chart. That's why those of us who are always trying to hone our skills spend so much time at forums like this.

Bill

thanks very helpful!!

[BillyJack]

Re: Mirror Glaze Line

Hey thanks for the link Bill

You're welcome.
Actually, I have it bookmarked on my computers. Someday, I'm going to find a way to take a screenshot and print it and post it on my garage wall. I find it to be a nice reference chart to help decide which product(s) to reach for in any given situation, especially when I have a few different brands on the shelf.

Bill