Use of Brilliant Glaze

[Thorsager]

I'm in the process of switching over to all Adams products. I recently applied another brands sealant on my car. I just had some work done on my car and they used some brilliant glaze after they cleaned the car. I could not believe how my car shined when I picked it up. I think I even said,"what did you do to my car?" My question is did the glaze remove/compromise any of the sealant? Do I have start over by glazing then sealing? I have buttery wax would that improve the shine over the glaze?

[Redbeard]

Sealant lasts much longer than BG and/or wax, so no need to re-do it at this point unless you really want to.

As you may know, BG is typically applied on the sealant and then the wax on top of that. However, it doesn't hurt anything to apply BG over wax (you'll get great shine either way), you just lose a little of the longevity.

[EPHIOS]

When I am going out with my family, I would usually top off my Americana with BG.

[Chewy]

You should be good!

 

Sealant, BG, then top with Americana or Patriot to lock in the BG. This is the correct method of LSP application.

[Rich]

BG has always been one of my favorite products, especially on dark colored cars and trucks.

[Doug123]

BG always nicely surprises me. I can't tell you exactly what it does to improve the looks, but I like it! I have used it on solid black and solid red with amazing results.

[Thorsager]

Thanks for the replies! I just used the Brilliant Glaze on my jeep and topped that with the Buttery Wax. Wow! I am a believer.