GLARE Paint Protection

[Phantom]

Another option .... Sent to me by a fellow member


http://youtu.be/6lwLEQLzQL4

[BIGLRY]

Another option .... Sent to me by a fellow member


http://youtu.be/6lwLEQLzQL4
Been using 3 of the GLARE products for 10 yrs on all my bikes and cages except the F6B which has gotten 10 coats of liquid glass first.
If the paint is not new I start with GLARE Spider then GLARE Micro-Finish and finnish off with GLARE Professional Polish, On new paint I would not use the GLARE Spider or Micro-Finish, no need. http://www.glare.com/products
The only issue I have had with GLARE is I have to wear sunglasses when using, ask anyone who has seen my VTX1800 with custom black cherry paint or my black Rune with stock paint . :th_sunbathe:


As soon as I use up the pint of Liquid Glass I have I'm planning on using some GLARE Professional Polish on my black F6B lids just for grins and giggles.
I had never used Liquid Glass until I got my F6B and wanted to try it, I am very happy with it so far.

GLARE with Glasonex supposedly seals and protect the paint on a molecular level same claim made by Liquid Glass, but no name of what Liquid Glass is made of.

From the web site "Only GLARE® contains Glassplexin® developed by our own in house chemist. Heat resistant to 650 degrees Fahrenheit, will not burn off Motorcycle or car Tailpipes. Great for Glass, Plastic, Carbon Fiber, all Paints, and metals like Chrome, Brass, Copper, Aluminum, Headlights, (keeps them from oxidizing and turning white)."
And I have used it on all them type surfaces with great success, but what the frack is Glassplexin, is it really the same stuff in
Liquid Glass? :shrug:

[BIGLRY]

Note: I forgot to mention that the application is a lot different between Liquid Glass and Glare. With Liquid Glass, it applies in a straight line no circular motions and a thin coat in one direction, let dry and wipe off, very very easy. GLARE on the other had is best applied with a random orbital power buffer to get some heat when applying, apparently the heat generated is what causes it to bond to the paint, while you can do it by hand and micro fiber it is some work and a tad more time to get great results IMO.

[JackB]

Looks like some great wax. I have a whole can of Liquid Glass to use up first. Let us know if it is that much better.