Brilliant Spray Glaze

[Team Adam's]

Brilliant Spray Glaze

 

http://www.adamspolishes.com/p-25-brilliant-spray-glaze-16oz.aspx

 

 

After detailing your vehicle or motorcycle, it looks amazing. A month and a few washes later, you want to get that 'just detailed' look again. Adam’s Brilliant Spray Glaze does just that, it gives a 'just detailed' gloss, and takes reflection to a new level. Adds depth and clarity to chrome, glass, and paintwork. Brilliant Spray Glaze is a top seller for its extreme ease of use and for its ultra-high gloss results. Take your shine to the next level with Brilliant Spray Glaze! Product can be used in direct sun and has no dust. Shake well before and during use. Product separates by design. Not for use on oxidized finishes.

Edited January 10, 2009 by Adam

[Huckleberry]

I also use it on my windows and it makes them look brand new.

[BlownG8GT]

I also use it on my windows and it makes them look brand new.

Thats for sure....it helps keep the "haze" down on the inside of the windshield too!

[P's Titan]

It will also bead of any rain that hits!

[BMWguy206]

Thats for sure....it helps keep the "haze" down on the inside of the windshield too!

 

I gotta try that! For some reason the haze seems to build up pretty fast on my '98 M3.

[Jon P. Nusbaum]

Put a coat of Adam's Glaze on your prepared car, then top it with a few coats of Buttery Wax...You will be amazed at the depth and gloss of your finish:thumbsup:

[Bill-V8V]

I gotta try that! For some reason the haze seems to build up pretty fast on my '98 M3.

 

Same here on the rear window on my vette, I' have to give it a try too

[08G8V8]

OK, people are putting the BSG on windshield and windows. Does glass cleaner reduce or remove the effectiveness?

 

I applied a coat to everything, but it got me wondering.

[Bill-V8V]

Good question, Jason should really stop doing his homework and spend more time on here helping us !!!!!

[Team Adam's]

OK, people are putting the BSG on windshield and windows. Does glass cleaner reduce or remove the effectiveness?

 

I applied a coat to everything, but it got me wondering.

 

Yep. Our Glass Cleaner is VERY safe yet does cut through anything to give you perfect glass.

[Bill-V8V]

I put the BSG on last night and took it outside for a few pictures this morning. Now I think I might try Jon's idea and put some BW over it. I think it really makes the metallic pop :D:D

 

 

 

Edited November 18, 2008 by C6Bill

[Team Adam's]

Now THAT is a great looking rig!

[Bill-V8V]

i'm going to BSG the windows now

[Babyfer]

oooohhh.. i need some of that now.... i bet the blue flake on the black car will look awsome!!!!

[Nitelord]

I did a little section of my wife's pacifica. I was shocked as to how it makes the metal flake pop out at you.. WOW....

[Babyfer]

you only did a little spot.. how mean

[Nitelord]

It hasn't been warm enough to do anymore. Today was the first I've been home to work on it with a temp well above freezing.. She didn't wash it till late in the afternoon. So maybe I'll get to it later this week.

 

Here's hoping for a warm day. Or more room in the garage.

[jjwvette]

I also use it on my windows and it makes them look brand new.

 

I never tried that:thumbsup:

[Nitelord]

In reading the label, I found that the word "nearly" as in Spray Glaze produces a nearly effortless shine, is missing an "r".

Edited November 27, 2008 by Nitelord

[Bill-V8V]

In reading the label, I found that the word "nearly" as in Spray Glaze produces a nearly effortless shine, is missing an "r".

 

I guess label makers don't use spell check

[BlownG8GT]

Lmao!

[Gambrinus]

The BSG is back ordered. About how long B-4 it will be shipping? Thanks Daryl

Edited January 8, 2009 by Gambrinus

[Team Adam's]

It's in stock - order away!

[Gambrinus]

Nice ordered it yesterday!

[Chewy]

Ahh... MAN! Not offered in the gallon! DAMN!

 

Ordered 2 bottles and another package of the gen II 7.5" pads. I think since I have 7 vehicles that I own I need more than one set. I will use the other on the boat. It usually stains them and makes a mess out of them and even though it doesn't hurt them, I would rather not use them on the car.

 

Chris

Edited January 8, 2009 by Chewy

[estecoca]

Ive been using Adams detail spray to touch-up and remove dust after a good washing. Guess I didnt realize that BSG was the most appropriate product for that. Wonder if Im the only one...I'll order some BSG today!