Liquid Glass ?
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Liquid Glass ?
I saw beautiful vette at a car show with a great shine. I asked the owner if it was Zaino.He just chuckled and said he didn't have the time for it. He showed me the can of Liquid Glass and said it was the only way to go. My 01 is Speedway White and I am preparing for my first real detailing project. Does anyone have any feedback on just Liquid Glass? :seeya :steering: :confused: :auto: :party:
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Re: Liquid Glass ? (Great White Shark)
I used Liguid Glass years ago and was happy with it. After reading the forums it seems to be a little dated (look at the corvette on the can) . Sometimes I like a one step and have changed to Liquid Souveran. I think it is better for the paint also.
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Re: Liquid Glass ? (MM89)
I have used Liquid Glass on my boat and my vehicles and loved it. goes on and comes off very easy and leaves a great shine. But,after reading all of the positive Zaino posts,I just bought some and should be trying it out this week. :cheers:
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Re: Liquid Glass ? (leonm47)
I use Liquid Glass, it looks great.
But I heard so much about Zaino that I may switch.
Don't know if its worth the time & money. I may stick with LG.
Undecided :confused:
But I heard so much about Zaino that I may switch.
Don't know if its worth the time & money. I may stick with LG.
Undecided :confused:
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Re: Liquid Glass ? (Toms03Z)
I think the main objection to Liquid Glass was it's lack of durability and it is a '70s type polymer resin technology now vastly improved upon.
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Re: Liquid Glass ? (Toms03Z)
Does Liquid Glass leave any dust residue when its wiped off?
I don't know how much better Zaino is, my vette looks wet & shiney when I use LG.
:chevy
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Re: Liquid Glass ? (Great White Shark)
I used Liquid Glass for years & was very happy with it.
After reading about Zaino here, I tried some & will never go back.
I had a white '94 roadster when I first switched and I noticed a difference between LG & Zaino. Whatever you do, prep the surface before you start.
The claybar is your friend!
After reading about Zaino here, I tried some & will never go back.
I had a white '94 roadster when I first switched and I noticed a difference between LG & Zaino. Whatever you do, prep the surface before you start.
The claybar is your friend!
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Re: Liquid Glass ? (Toms03Z)
Does Liquid Glass leave any dust residue when its wiped off?
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Re: Liquid Glass ? (AZGASSER)
been using LG for years (still use it) it does leave a little dust i find the car looks best the first was after waxing to remove any residue. I also like forula 113 bead X detailing spray between waxes and to remove dust leaves a smooth feel and nice shine (has no durability though)
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Re: Liquid Glass ? (Great White Shark)
I have used liquid glass for 18 years IT IS A GOOD PRODUCT.I now use zaino on the vetts and still use liquid glass on my trucks and the the wifes car.