Detailing Trinity: Claying, Polishing, and Waxing your way to a proper finish
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Yo Moe i gotta a question for ya, you see i have over 6 months on detailing experience and my question is: how do you get rid of the "darK" haze-like appearances on the car? you know the ones you see after you have done waxing.
Thanks in advance!
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Yo Moe i gotta a question for ya, you see i have over 6 months on detailing experience and my question is: how do you get rid of the "darK" haze-like appearances on the car? you know the ones you see after you have done waxing.
Thanks in advance!
The haze depends on what product you're using and the external conditions. For example, if you're waxing with a carnauba wax, and it's really warm outside, once you wipe the wax off, you may see slight hazing. This can be due to moisture in the air, the wax not curing properly before you wiped it off, or simply using too much product. If the towels aren't washed properly, for example using fabric softener or bleach, you may get this hazing effect as well. Many different variables are involved here. Does this steer you in the right direction?
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Moe thanks for all the great info! Way back in the late 80/90s dupont made a product called 3m imperial hand glaze, this was a pre wax paint product that did a great job of cleaning up the surface befor wax application. I used it on my turbo with great results. Has clay replaced this product? Have you ever tried this product?
Best regards,
GG300
Moe thanks for all the great info! Way back in the late 80/90s dupont made a product called 3m imperial hand glaze, this was a pre wax paint product that did a great job of cleaning up the surface befor wax application. I used it on my turbo with great results. Has clay replaced this product? Have you ever tried this product?
Best regards,
GG300
I'm familiar with hand glaze, however, clay's function is much different. Clay is basically an abrasive-type product that is the consistency of silly putty, designed to remove embedded contaminants in the paint leaving a smooth surface to polish and wax. The glaze you speak of is a product designed to be applied after polishing to somewhat fill in the imperfections such as scratches, swirls, micromarring, etc.
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