I plan to try out OS on a polished jet black car.
It currently has Zaino on it. The *test bed* will be a part of the car that I will remove the Z from it.
Durability wise, is there going to be a difference with Optiseal on bare paint as opposed to either a:) acrylic glaze like CG/Danase or b:) CK RMG . I'd be more incline to try the glaze/OS combo ;-)
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OS with glaze or not
Started by Guest_chefwong_*, Apr 29 2007 08:55 AM
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Posted 30 April 2007 - 04:07 PM
Hey chefwong,
My personal feelings on a glaze is...."Me no like"....yet a lot of people like the way they look so that's cool. As for OS on top of a glaze? I am guessing it would work although you may have some streaks to buff away later. I prefer the Opti-Seal on fresh polished paint and the durability would most likely not be effected either way by a glaze.
I would glaze one panel and then try the Opti-Seal and if it works out nice go to town on the rest of the car
Anthony
My personal feelings on a glaze is...."Me no like"....yet a lot of people like the way they look so that's cool. As for OS on top of a glaze? I am guessing it would work although you may have some streaks to buff away later. I prefer the Opti-Seal on fresh polished paint and the durability would most likely not be effected either way by a glaze.
I would glaze one panel and then try the Opti-Seal and if it works out nice go to town on the rest of the car
Anthony
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Posted 01 May 2007 - 03:19 PM
Anthony Orosco, on Apr 30 2007, 05:07 PM, said:
Hey chefwong,
My personal feelings on a glaze is...."Me no like"....yet a lot of people like the way they look so that's cool. As for OS on top of a glaze? I am guessing it would work although you may have some streaks to buff away later. I prefer the Opti-Seal on fresh polished paint and the durability would most likely not be effected either way by a glaze.
I would glaze one panel and then try the Opti-Seal and if it works out nice go to town on the rest of the car
Anthony
My personal feelings on a glaze is...."Me no like"....yet a lot of people like the way they look so that's cool. As for OS on top of a glaze? I am guessing it would work although you may have some streaks to buff away later. I prefer the Opti-Seal on fresh polished paint and the durability would most likely not be effected either way by a glaze.
I would glaze one panel and then try the Opti-Seal and if it works out nice go to town on the rest of the car
Anthony
How about opti seal over poli seal? any issues? I plan on using OC, OPS, OS on customer's cars.
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Posted 01 May 2007 - 03:46 PM
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How about opti seal over poli seal? any issues? I plan on using OC, OPS, OS on customer's cars.[/quote]
Shouldn't be any issues other than you may experience some light streaks which are easily removed with a light buffing with a MF towel. This combo is the fav of many detailers right now.
Anthony
Shouldn't be any issues other than you may experience some light streaks which are easily removed with a light buffing with a MF towel. This combo is the fav of many detailers right now.
Anthony
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Posted 01 May 2007 - 05:07 PM
Cool thanks. OPS shouldn't have any issues removing any light micromarring OC leaves correct? If you say, had just a PC and the 4" cyclo edge 2k pads, on a normal detail (basic swirls) what pad colors would you use with the OC and same question for the OPS? Thanks.
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Posted 02 May 2007 - 11:46 AM
Technically, OC doesn't leave marring, when you use the appropriate amounts and working time.
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