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JustOneSep-27-04 08:35 PM
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#77375, "Diff. between wax and glaze?"


          

I know what wax is but I was wondering about glazer and how it is different from wax.

  

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optikalSep-28-04 02:20 AM
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#77376, "RE: Diff. between wax and glaze?"
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a glaze is just something to make the vehicle shine. it has no protection with it and most often has a lot of fillers that hide small scratches and swirls but quickly rinses away. usually used right before a show or something like that. often you can top your glaze with a wax for a protective coat that will make the glaze last a little bit longer. glaze is nothing more than a polish to bring out a shine and hide small scratches and swirls. a wax makes a car shine obviously but is more of a protective coat to protect the finish once you are done polishing the car.

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