I have not been able to find the #7 Mirror Glaze on the shelf lately, has it been replaced by the UP Pre Wax Glaze? If not, what are the differences and is #7 still available?
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Re: Ultimate Polish vs #7 Mirror Glaze
Quoting Mr. Stoops,
Ultimate Polish is derived from M205 in much the same way Ultimate Compound is derived from M105. So it does have some fine SMAT abrasives in it, unlike M07 which is a pure polish. It gives the same sort of long buffing cycle that M205 does when used with a D/A but the final feel to the finish is more like what M07 leaves. Very nice surface refining and plenty of polishing oils in this one. If you've got a dark colored car it will noticeably darken and richen the appearance.
http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46203
Yes, M07 is more difficult to find in retail stores. I believe Mr. Stoops indicated AutoZone is now carrying more of the professional level products. O'Reilly's has it on a separate shelf in the back of the store near the professional body supplies, not with the consumer products.
"fishing for swirls in a sea of black"
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David
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Re: Ultimate Polish vs #7 Mirror Glaze
Originally posted by JonH View PostThanks...after doing some more reding it appears consumer vs professional product.
The difference is also about a Cleaner/Polish versus a Pure Polish.
Not sure if you are familiar with SMAT technology, but here is a couple of comments talking about Ultimate Polish:
From the perspective of the polishing oils alone it isn't going to yield anything very different from other pure polishes. But since it utilizes SMAT abrasives it can increase the clarity of the finish much the way M205 does, especially when used with a D/A. That can be very beneficial on lighter colors as it helps achieve a nice crisp finish.SMAT
Meguiar's Super Micro Abrasives Technology
With technology comes advancements. We simply developed a new style / mix of abrasive(s) we refer to as “Super Micro Abrasive Technology”. We can say, this new "style" of abrasives are very small and do not "breakdown" like OUR diminishing abrasive technology does. This new abrasive technology is exclusive to Meguiar’s and is not available to any other company.
M07 is a pure polish and recommended use is with a Rotary Buffer (hand, orbital and DA too).
Although Ultimate Polish could be used with Rotary, it's recommended for use with a DA (hand and orbital, too).
"fishing for swirls in a sea of black"
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David
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Re: Ultimate Polish vs #7 Mirror Glaze
I was a #7 user in the past, but find that the new Ult Polish seems to combine the polishing and the glaze in one product; really deepens the color and wetness. I finish off with BlackFire Wet Diamond and Danase Wet Glaze (now Wet Glaze 2.0). The wet glaze is not really a glaze in the traditional sense...a gloss enhancer...like a HD detailing spray. Really "POPS" the paint.
Jim
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Re: Ultimate Polish vs #7 Mirror Glaze
Originally posted by jaymz View PostI was a #7 user in the past, but find that the new Ult Polish seems to combine the polishing and the glaze in one product; really deepens the color and wetness. I finish off with BlackFire Wet Diamond and Danase Wet Glaze (now Wet Glaze 2.0). The wet glaze is not really a glaze in the traditional sense...a gloss enhancer...like a HD detailing spray. Really "POPS" the paint.
Jim
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Re: Ultimate Polish vs #7 Mirror Glaze
Originally posted by Nasty View PostI looked for #7 forever but i found it at O'Reilly's. I just called my local store and had them look it up on the computer what store had it in stock...
This is my first post..
Also from MN (Red Wing).
Jim
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