Finally got to use Brilliant Spray Glaze

[SVT01LIGHTNING]

:thumbsup:great product:thumbsup:

 

super simple to use and I hardly used any to do the whole truck. awesome results it looked and felt like I waxed it....deep reflection especially with my truck being black. only thing there were a couple spots on the hood after i buffed it with the MF towel where it streaked(small dot with a streak behind it)....dont know if i let it sit too long or not long enough but all in all I was very satisfied with the results!

[Chewy]

I notice that too on my black car. A bit of what looks like an oily smear. It buffs out with a polishing towel after a bit.

[Team Adam's]

try shaking the bottle more often/more vigorously. The only time I see those oily streaks is if the glaze settles out. Nothing a shot of QD spray and a MF towel can't fix anyways.

[SVT01LIGHTNING]

i reached for detail spray and realized i was out lol....need to order a gallon that stuff goes too fast:willy:

[Rich]

Like I always say...........BSG is a black cars best friend.

[Marylander]

I just did my dark blue vette with a coat of buttery wax and then a coat BSG (all by hand) last weekend. I took it out for a drive today and I swear the shine has never looked better.

[b_pappy]

The BSG really adds depth & clarity to a paint job. We have an Imperial Blue (dark blue metallic) TBSS and it looks beautiful when done. The problem is it sits at the airport every day and there is no realisitic way to keep it clean for long.

Bruce

[SVT01LIGHTNING]

its sposed to rain again here this week but o well more reason to wash it again and use the BSG....might throw some butter wax on to go with it this time:D

[Team Adam's]

BSG is great for that exact reason... its quick and easy to apply so you can just wash and apply that between your "big" detail days. I've made a habit of throwing on a layer of BSG after every wash unless I layer on some more MSW.

[SVT01LIGHTNING]

yea i'll defnitely start doin BSG after each wash....i need to hit my billet and painted stuff under the hood with it too

[Krzdimond]

If the MSW needs 24 hours to cure, can I still use the BSG immediately?

[livingwater]

Can buttery wax be used if the car has been previously done with BSG?

[Bill-V8V]

If the MSW needs 24 hours to cure, can I still use the BSG immediately?

 

You should probably wait but i wouldn't be afraid to try it and see what the results are

[Bill-V8V]

Can buttery wax be used if the car has been previously done with BSG?

 

Absolutely !!!! Lots of people will put wax over a glaze.

[jjwvette]

Absolutely !!!! Lots of people will put wax over a glaze.

 

I agree