Hey. I cant seem to find any so called 'glazes' at my local Autozone or Pepboys. They sell an obsense variety of polish, wax, and other **** but no glaze. Where stores sell them and what brands are recomended.

 

look for a bodyshop supplier in your area. they will have it.

e.g. http://www.yellowpages.com/info-LMS6...Paint-Supplies

 

Sometimes Autozone will carry the Mequiars Show Car Glaze. It is in a tan bottle.

 

You may be able to find the 3M Imperial Hand Glaze locally as well. If not, here's a link to our selection of glazes.

Keep us posted with what you end up going with and how things turn out.

George

 

+1 to the Glazes that Detailed Image carries. Store bought glazes don't compare to products like Menzerna Finishing Touch Glaze and the Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Polish.

 

You know I saw that one. It says #7 Show Car Glaze or something. When I read the back side of the bottle it says its a polish. From what I understand it shouldn't be a polish because glazes should help conceal imperfections.

 

what does glaze? does it subsitute wax? if so whats better?

 

Glaze = Filler (conceals imperfections)
Wax = Protection

Glaze is not a substitue for Wax.

 

so glaze would take care of the factory swirls for me? can i apply just me wax or i need a buffer?

 

I apply it just like wax. Than put a coat of wax on it. Never used a buffer.

 

sweet. so will it get rid of the swirls?

 

Glazes will fill in and hide some minor imperfections, but don't expect them to work miracles. Chances are if you can see swirls without a problem, you will still notice them after a glaze application. You need to polish your paint, preferably with a buffer, to really remove swirls and imperfections. Glazes may hide very light surface swirls or buffer holograms.

Hope this helps.

George