Dom C
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Any opinons on Liquid Glass?
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BarryK said:LG is nice as a polish, but it gives no protection that's offered by a good quality wax. There are two differetn products. If you want a polish, LG is very nice but if you are looking for a wax it's not one.
If you want to use the LG I'm still follow up on a good quality wax as a protection layer
Dom C said:Any opinons on Liquid Glass?
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I have been calling the Liquid Glass people for years and they keep giving me the NO answer...NO Abrasives....thats the same answer Sal Zaino keeps giving me also about his productPatman said:Doesn't LG have mild abrasives in it though?
Patman said:Doesn't LG have mild abrasives in it though?
I used it for over 10 years on one car then I switched to Klasse AIO and Klasse sealant still looked great but in a different way except it showed every mark and swirl n scratches on car so now I will go back to Liquid Glass Polish on that car.vett boy said:I've used it for years and with good results.I've always felt it was mildly abrasive. It does build up coats and holds for months.I feel it works best on lighter colors.
I've used it for years and with good results.I've always felt it was mildly abrasive. It does build up coats and holds for months.I feel it works best on lighter colors.
I had an older Porsche with less than perfect black paint. Liquid Glass worked very well in improving and maintaining the paint. For the past two years I have been using Zaino on my two black cars and really find it hard to beat. However, since Liquid Glass likes to "cure" in the sun (heat) I am going to use it on all horizonal surfaces of my two cars, and continue using Zaino on the sides. I would recommend LG to anyone.