but wouldnt one-step sealant remove ur glaze? :confused: u meant the regular sealant?

Maybe he forgot to bring his phone into the bathroom:eek:

guys gotta try HydroMax mang.. thing is phenomenal! :rock:

i had water spots on the G's gnosis's lips from washing my wife's car right next to it. spots just washed off like nothing happened. :p and the brilliance is amazing.

:rofl2:


EW's day.. 10% eat, 5% work, 85% explosions. :ugh:

and i wash in the sun, datz right. use the right technology and technique no water spots. :p

just gotta go real fast! :eekdance:

not to the bathroom, EW... :icon08:

for successful washing in the sun, one must not eat tacohell the previous night. :iagree:

as u all know, tacohell is a laxative. :ugh:

Mexican in general is a laxative!

Not sure what one-step sealant means - the sealant I use can be used by itself or layered. But glaze goes best directly on the paint. Top it with sealant or wax of your choice. I do the same thing as MB when I do a full detail job. Wash, clay, correct (I usually just spot hand polish if needed), glaze, sealant, wax, :yum:

if MB is talking about griot's one-step sealant, it has diminishing abrasives in there to make it a one step (polish and sealant) combo.
in dat case, the glazed surface/membrane would be removed.. :ugh:

ooohhh... yeah... no... that will definitely take off the glaze :thumbsdown:

yah, maybe he meant the griot's sealant (regular sealant has no abrasives).

my new technique is clay, polish (scratchX on RO) or glaze, HydroMax :rock:
so frikken easy.

i need to polish my Z this spring. will do dat too next month when i take a long break. :D