Replaxed fit

I have used Liquid Glass for over 30yrs. I believe there was a falling out of the partners and the original formula had to be tweaked for the parties to continue separately. I also spoke with the company after having some issues with the "new" stuff. They said some buyers did not like the powder residue that was left when it was buffed out. Having used both, they are equal when applying but the older stuff formed more of a haze and when buffed, it came off evenly with very little effort. When buffing off the new stuff, it comes off for the most part, but you still see where more buffing has to be done, almost like it is a little greasy, not dry like the old stuff. Sometimes it seems to take forever trying to buff it out where the shine looks even. This is especially aggravating with darker colors. I sometimes have to go over it again 2-3 times. The company said to try applying thinner coats...... I did, same result. I still like it because it does last a long time between waxes, but I liked the older version WAY better.

This is the best polish by far for your vehicle. I've used this since the 70s. It's been around a long time. Easy to use and comes off easy, removes very fine scratches. brings back that shine. Auto paints were very different back as compared to now. It still makes your car shine and it doesn't wash off like paste waxes.

I've used this product for 30 years and absolutely loved it. This last bottle was hard to buff off and left big time swirls. I don't know what's changed. Hopefully I got a bottle from a bad batch. Because if they've change the formula to this bottle then that would be a shame.

Siri body shop guy told me about this.
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