Same as Liquid glass?
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Same as Liquid glass?
My local autoparts store has TR-3 Resin Glaze Polish for about $6.00. Must be a closeout. Is this the same or similar to the highly touted Liquid glass? Anyone have any experience with this product? Here is a url: http://www.amazon.com/TR-3-Clear-Res.../dp/B0002ZB7MI
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The TR3 resin glaze is older technology. There are a lot of better products on the market today. LG is one of the products.
You could try it on an older car or a panel off of a car to see if you like it for use on your car. I have never used this product but have read that it is really hard to remove from your car. It was originally developed for single stage paint not clear coat paint as advertised.
Anyway the cost is very little for you to try and see if you like it.
You could try it on an older car or a panel off of a car to see if you like it for use on your car. I have never used this product but have read that it is really hard to remove from your car. It was originally developed for single stage paint not clear coat paint as advertised.
Anyway the cost is very little for you to try and see if you like it.
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Originally Posted by 95SLE
The TR3 resin glaze is older technology. There are a lot of better products on the market today. LG is one of the products.
You could try it on an older car or a panel off of a car to see if you like it for use on your car. I have never used this product but have read that it is really hard to remove from your car. It was originally developed for single stage paint not clear coat paint as advertised.
Anyway the cost is very little for you to try and see if you like it.
You could try it on an older car or a panel off of a car to see if you like it for use on your car. I have never used this product but have read that it is really hard to remove from your car. It was originally developed for single stage paint not clear coat paint as advertised.
Anyway the cost is very little for you to try and see if you like it.
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I just did a search on Autopia. It sounds like it is a decent product, and not hard to use. You need to put it on and leave it for two hours. Then you buff it off, and it should be kept dry for 24 hours so it can cure.
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If I was you, I'd just go and get the LG, that stuff is excellent, and proven time and time again on this forum..but..its not my car
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Or head toward the Zaino line up.
After Tom worked over my 9 year old beat up and down the block paint.. I was accused of repainting the car
After Tom worked over my 9 year old beat up and down the block paint.. I was accused of repainting the car
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Or head toward the Zaino line up.
After Tom worked over my 9 year old beat up and down the block paint.. I was accused of repainting the car
After Tom worked over my 9 year old beat up and down the block paint.. I was accused of repainting the car
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