Is this polish safe to use on old cars with lacquer paint? If not what can I use?
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I would call Meguiars at 1-800-347-5700 to make sure. I would think it would work well as it polishes fast for such a fine polish. A big plus is you don't have to break abrasives in the polish down and can stop at any time if you feel you have done enough and the finish will look essentially the same. Finishes very well.
734809
Man I'm sorry to hear that. If the key scratch goes through the clear coat I don't think this will help. This is for the spider webs and swirls you see in the sun in your paint. I don't know if you have a buffer but I would start with a more aggressive polish (V34 or V36?) on the orbital and work your way up. If you don't have a machine find a detailer. It would probable be cheaper that way and he will do it right.
1930085
It's only recommended for the Black Cars. It shouldn't be used on anything else. It will dull the areas with the flakes.
770995
Last Touch makes an excellent lubricant for claying. Always wash the car first as you normally would and start with a "clean and dry" surface. Follow up with the clay and then your favorite paint protectant wax or polish. I have used it numerous times just for that application. Spray Last Touch liberally on to the paint surface and lightly rub the paint surface with the clay bar making sure you keep turning the clay as it pulls impurities out of the paint.
1295009
I haven't tried that. This product is a powder, kind of like barkeepers friend, comet, baking soda, etc. It's a mild abrasive, a polish, and there are polishes specifically for buffing cars etc, I'd probably go with an automotive product just to be sure.
1190362
This was a Christmas gift to my daughter-in-law. She says that she uses it on all types & uses it on her daughter's polish also. HOpe this helps.
1732189
From what I can tell ... there is a big difference between having Lacquer on your nails and regular nail polish. For regular nail polish, anything that I find at the grocery store works fine. I hope that is what you are trying to remove. If in fact it is Lacquer, I never did find anything that worked. I slowly chipped it off and as my nails grew I cut it off. I will never have Lacquer applied to my nails again. Hope this is helpful.
78570
Yes, I have tried this over normal lacquer polish. The only trick is that you must make sure that the Lacquer polish is completely dried before the Gelish Top It Off is applied. It does help the lacquer to chip less The Top It Off works on metallic lacquers best.
36304
Depending on the condition of the paint, you may need to use a light compound to remove any oxidation. I have used a compound called Menzerna, with a high speed buffer. If your paint looks good, you can proceed to waxing with the Collinite 476. Do a section at a time. The wax will give a deep gloss and does seem to last for a very long time. I used it on my boat that was used in saltwater, and it looked great and protected the surface, making it easy to clean after a day of fishing.
1544731
There is a Wrights cream polish made just for silver that I would use instead. It works very well on silver as the copper one works on copper and brass.
2220886
i called liquid glass themselves about this very question. they said the 'pre-'cleaner' [PC] will remove ONE layer of 'liquid glass' [LG], more than 1 layer will require mineral spirits (too scared to try that!?!. the PC says on the bottle something about removing paint and was hoping it would remove the touch-up paint, i let the PC sit and then buff 3 separate times and didnt see it removing the touch-up paint, said the hell with it and put more LG back on the areas where i used the PC and am now ready to start piling on the LG. i probably should have tried the mineral spirits on the touch-up paint but too worried about what else may happen to the original car paint. (if anyone is interested..... they offer their highest wax for only $12,500!!!!)
1295214
I don't know - I've never tried the polish you mention. For other polishes I use Seche Vite and it works well.
1940445
Yes as long as it is dry and cured. I've used it on plastics, acrylics, urethanes, oil based varnishes and nitrocellulose lacquer as long as the material is fully dry and cured there is no problem.
1800605
Use Maas after polishing. Spouse says silver does not retarnish. It is a preservative. "Works great."
422554
I Don't know either. This really doesn't eliminate scratches, it's seems safe to use as soft polisher. I agree with the other comment.
700108
Honestly, its not either. It's a synthetic paint sealant. Polishes have a very mild cutting agent for minor scratches and oils which help condition the paint. Waxes just protect paint and give it a pop shine, but wax doesn't last as long as nu finish.
1721384
Hard to say - this stuff is not real lacquer. Real lacquer has the property of blending new coats because of the vehicle (lacquer thinner).Call the mfgr.