Liquid Glass

**cheetoh** · 09-26-2003,ï¿½07:47 PM

I Visit several Auto clubs on the internet. there is one I frequent alot. ClubGP. Alot of people on there are using liquid glass. Is this stuff any good. I currently use Zaino. I don`t want to switch, I guess I am just curious.

**Deanski** · 09-26-2003,ï¿½07:58 PM

Keep the Zaino! It`s a better product. LG has been around a very long time, but it`s still the same in how it`s used. Has cleaners in it so whatever was on a finish is gone, then it gets bonded to the paint.

Used to use it on my Vette years ago (69 L-88---very sick car)

Regards,

Deanski

**Bill D** · 09-26-2003,ï¿½09:48 PM

I used to use it too. Using up what I have on my wheels.

**Scottwax** · 09-26-2003,ï¿½11:53 PM

Originally posted by Deanski

Used to use it on my Vette years ago (69 L-88---very sick car)

Pics?

**Deanski** · 09-27-2003,ï¿½06:57 AM

Scott,

The only pics I had of it was when I was starting the restoration.

I sold the Vette long ago and it killed me to watch it go down the driveway on the trailer.

One day I have to go through my pics storage and see if I can find them.

It was red with black interior, 4:11 rear, M-22 tranny and of course, L-88 engine. Big sticker by the shifter " Minimum 103 octane or engine damage will result".

Regards,

Deanski

**DETAILKING** · 09-27-2003,ï¿½09:32 AM

Lquid glass is a decent product. Its been around a while and does not take advatage of the latest technology. It is durable, easy to use, and shines nice. It does have cleaning ability so I would only use it as a one step for the car you only want to do 1-2 times a year with minimal prep, or for older cars that need some sprucing up. I use it on my boat sometimes too. The one thing I don`t like about it is the amount of dust it generates as you are buffing off.....

DK

**delsolguy** · 09-28-2003,ï¿½09:39 AM

Hello, I just registered to become a member here.

I have quite a shelf of cleaning products and waxes... I bought Liquid Glass last year and used it several times. The results are a lot better once you apply more than one application. I do agree with DetailKing...it doesn`t use new technology, and it creates a phenomenal amount of dust. I am trying to remember if this is the wax that took a lot of work to get off... I may be thinking of another wax I have.

I bought some Simply Z Best the other day... and it did a pretty good job. This is the newest edition to my supplies. I think it did an excellent job on the shine factor, but I am not so sure about endurance.

Bob

95 del Sol VTEC