What does polish do for the paint ?
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Polish will enhance gloss and remove minor surface scratches. I would highly recommend checking out Youtube and search for "Meguiars Ultimate". Meguiar's offers instructional videos that demonstrate the ability of their products.
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Polish is a light abrasive to the paint. It takes away ultra thin layers of the clearcoat to smooth out, and fill in, all of the imperfections in the paint surface. Polish is also excellent for light to moderate scratch repair. By lightly polishing the car, you are making the paint perfectly uniform, which should create a uniform reflection from all angles. It is a good to polish a car once or twice a year. Perhaps three or four times a year if the car is not garaged. Be advised, polish is not wax. You MUST wax the car immediately after you polish to lock in and preserve the benefits of the polish. If you do not, it will be all be washed away in the next rainstorm or car wash. Carnauba wax is resistant to water, that's why when you wax your car it will last typically one to three months. I highly recommend using a spray wax after every car wash. It will keep your paint looking like new for a very long time and extend the benefits of the polishing.
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I use it for refinishing and restoring guitars. It is absolutely the best product I've found. I also use more than just the Ultimate. Try any of the products, they work.
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This prodoct made a deep shine and produce a wet look , and I use in my car before of use the final Product ( ULTIMATE LIQUID WAX PURE SYNTHETIC POLYMER )
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Can you paint right on them? Then can you use polish remover and start over?
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Apply polish with a brush or rag, as you would if you were to manually polish with a brush. I just use the polisher to buff shoes or boots to a high gloss after brushing manually or to buff in between polishing.
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I looked on the Briwax site and found this helpful info: Briwax over paint - it tones down the paint, serves as an aging technique, and gives protection to the finish. For more information, visit our website - Briwax-TRG.com
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It works great with regular polish. Just remove it with nail polish remover like you would regular nail polish
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After you apply the product and rub it in, you have to go back and remove all excess polish. Sometimes takes several rubbings to do this...but, it works.
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not all polish has abrasive, it depends on the condition of your paint. if it is still in the 'it just got out from showroom' condition then you may skip the ult polish.
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You can use any polish but some work better than others. The thicker the better.
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You clean the sticky residue with alcohol AFTER the top coat only. NOT after the previous coats of polish.
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I'm surprised to read the answer that mentions using this copper polish like old school silver polish is used (apply a thin layer to tarnished sliver, allow to dry to a haze, rub hard until tarnish is removed--your rag will turn BLACK--, finish with a clean soft cloth). This copper polish is meant to be rubbed on the dull copper after wetting the little sponge in hot water, dipping into the creme, and rubbing onto the metal you have run hot water onto. It takes VERY little effort to get bright shiny copper, and leaves no swirl marks or scratches. So glad Amazon carries it!
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My experience has been that the polish sinks into the wood and does not cause a buildup. It depends on the finish of the wood. If its been varnished or has a clear coat hardener I wouldn't use this product.
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I would say no. My sister gave me several paintbrushes she had previously used for nail polish, and this did not remove an appreciable amount no matter what I did. It did, however, cut through old paint deposits she had not properly removed prior to using them for her nails.
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The colored polish stays much better when you apply the base and top coat. When applied with a base and top coat the polish lasts a long time and the top coat adds a nice shine to the polish.
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Some polishes work better than others. The more pigmented and thick the polish, the better the stamping results will be. Here's a good test to see if your polish will work. Dip the bush into the polish, wipe the excess off on using the opening of the bottle, then look for the black bristles of the brush through the polish. If after wiping the excess polish off you can only see the color of the polish and not the bristles then you have a winner. :)
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This removes light to medium scratches but can also inflict swirling as a result of removing the scratches. That's why Polish is a good idea after. The Polish takes out the swirls left behind by this compound and further enhances the gloss. After Polish do a wax as well. The results will look for better when you follow that order. Compound, polish, then wax. Enjoy! Have a great day.
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This light will cure any paint or epoxy that's effected by UV light. I imagine even regular polish would harden a little quicker(but then you're just getting unnecessary UV exposure).
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First paint ur nail with a white polish 2 coats.let 1st coat dry.after u paint 2nd coat before it dry's apply glitter , let that dry a minute clean up any area's on ur skin that glitter is on then paint over that with a clear polish.