Safely waxing/polishing a Vivid Yellow Protege5

[mnkyboy]

Liquid Glass is acually the name of the manufacturer. The suff is truly amazing, it will bring a shine to your car like nothing else. The more you use it, the more the car will shine. It created a protective barrier, kinda like another clear coat. After a couple uses, you just have to wash your car and the shine and lustre is remarkable.

A guy I know bought a 1976 Corvette, he applied liquid glass about once a week for that summer. The previous owner saw the Vette after about 5-6 applications and said that he had NEVER seen the car shine that much.

Check it out @ http://www.liquidglass.com/

Cheers

Now that I see the container it comes in, ive seen it before at Autozone and Pepboys. Is this used in place of wax?

 

[03_mP5]

Yeah, it's used in place of wax...I find it's acually better. After a couple of applications, when it rains, the watter beads and just glides of the car.

It's easy to buff off, just use a rag. It doesn't powder like wax, it's almost like it foggs on you car and you wipe it off.

 

[mnkyboy]

Yeah, it's used in place of wax...I find it's acually better. After a couple of applications, when it rains, the watter beads and just glides of the car.

It's easy to buff off, just use a rag. It doesn't powder like wax, it's almost like it foggs on you car and you wipe it off.

Sounds great! Im about to do the 3-Step system by Meguiars. Maybe ill give this a try. Are their any other steps besides the Liquid Glass that you do?

 

[03_mP5]

Acually, That's the only thing I've done. Maybe try something else this summer.

 

[YellowMP5]

is it better to wax by hand or use an orbiter to apply wax on a yellow car? reason i am asking is that everybody seems to say the paint is too thin and i wouldn't want to burn it off.