[Deep Gloss Auto Salon]

I may be using this tomorrow if I can get some solid info:

What I need to know is:

Can I put it on top of a sealant and under a nuba?
What speed? (both DA and rotary) I will be using blue sonus pad
General application guidlines...

Thanks!

[Asphalt Rocket]

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[Raz5219]

Originally Posted by Asphalt Rocket

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Wow, how weird, I'm using RMG for the first time tomorrow also. Can I also get some info on application method?

[Asphalt Rocket]

Sure, i was just letting him know that I have a full bottle if he needed it, wasnt trying to hide anything, sorry about that

[richy]

I've tried it using my UDM and a gray pad and it was only ok. I then tried applying it with a foam pad and removing it with UDM and gray pad and it did a better job. That was my experience.

[Nica]

I've used this quite a bit last summer, I like it...but I only applied it by one of those yellow foam applicators and by hand of course. Oh I've only toped it off with Carnauba, never with a sealant but if I'm not mistaken I think this is one of the products that can be toped up with a wax or a sealant...hmmm..or am I confusing it with the CG Glaze?

I'll have to double check but I perosonaly have only used it wth wax on top

Hope this helps..a little.

[Usjdmtuner]

i mean technically its GLaze,,, so i would assume that you can apply it by hand like Nica mentioned or gray pad and top it off with sealant or wax..

[distrbd]

I used RMG with a pc on speed 2,and only under CMW so far.
I believe RMG can only be used under carnuba waxes not sealants b/c of the oils in it.

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[Al-53]

RMG is a RED Machine glaze..and its used under a WAX and thats all..use with a black LC pad on 2 speed on a Flex...2-3 on a PC...just work it in at a moderate back and forth motion...like you are applying a wax...when you see it starting to dry stop and buff off....

Vanilla Moose is a hand type glaze..but can be used with a machine at a slower speed....it cleans also...

AL

	PC Porter-Cable Orbital Buffer 7424 or 7336. One of the most famous tool used by a variety of detailers, from weekend warriors to professional detailers.

[wytstang]

Cut and paste from Autopia

I was curious about the differences between VMG and RMG (in particular, why pink moose would work so well). After searching this board, I got conflicting information, so I sent Clearkote an email. Thought I would share their thoughts:

On the question of the difference between the two:

"The difference is (VMGH) is designed to be used by hand and contains wax, thereby eliminating the extra step required when you apply a hand glaze by hand. The (RMMG) contains NO wax because you are using a machine and will have energy to apply a wax by hand or machine if desired. However, RMMG works very well by hand. The issue of combining these two items were thought of by our customers. For some reason by combining these two, it enhances the final finish and gloss. I was asked If we would mix these. My response was no. One customer might want a 20% RMMG to 80% VMHG. Another might want the opposite. WE do offer a "Combo" to our customers. They get a Pint of RMMG and a Pint of VMHG as well as a empty pint cylinder to mix to your desire."

On the question of whether one is more aggressive in its ability to polish than the other:

"No not really. The hand Glaze is slightly more aggresive then the RMMG due to the fact that it is worked by hand. Having said that, It works very well with a machine."

Maybe that is why Pink Moose works well - VMG is a little more aggressive, RMG gets its props for its filling ability and lasting shine. Looks like Pink Moose gets the call for my next job (thanks to Scottwax for the idea).