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Has the Mirror Glaze All Metal Polish been discontinued? That's what I've always used and now it's not listed on the web site anymore. Is there anything else comparable?
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Re: Mirror Glaze All Metal Polish
Hmm, not sure about discontinued.
The Hot Rims All Metal Cleaner is just a touch stronger, and very nice to use.
The Hot Rims Chrome Polish would be strongest, but chrome only.
The Marine Line metal polish is closest to the old Nxt Metal Polish, which was quite nice.
Incidently, the #105 and Ult. Compound also work quite well.
Hope that helps.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
Re: Mirror Glaze All Metal Polish
You talking about the All Metal Polish that was in the little brown container, M-28? If so, I havn't seen it for as few years either.
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Re: Mirror Glaze All Metal Polish
Yep. That's the one I'm talking about. I guess I'll try the Hot Rims All Metal Polish and see how it works.2008 Chevy Silverado Vortec Max LTZ
2008 GMC Acadia, SLT2
2006 Chevy Silverado W/T
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Re: Mirror Glaze All Metal Polish
Yes, M28 was discontinued a few years ago. M93 in our Marine/RV line is a great alternative, but don't overlook our latest Hot Rims All Metal Polish either.Michael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
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Re: Mirror Glaze All Metal Polish
Ok. Thanks.2008 Chevy Silverado Vortec Max LTZ
2008 GMC Acadia, SLT2
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Re: Mirror Glaze All Metal Polish
Hi I was also disappointed to find M28 discontinued and am looking for a replacement for all metals. M28 was nice because it was quite abrasive and easy to go from 1000 grit or 1200 grit to full shine on all kinds of metals/surfaces. Plus it was body shop safe and left no wax etc. behind. To your knowledge which one of M93 and Hot Rims AMP would be the closest match to M28 for abrasion and clean wipe off? Also I don't suppose Motorcycle AMP is a good bet as it's much less abrasive? Additionally I heard that NXT AMP is also less abrasive than M28?Originally posted by Michael Stoops View PostComment
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