how long inbetween glanz layering

i just finished clearing up my GLK of salt/dirt/etc for the past 5 hrs and sealed up the body with glanz. I must say it looks REAL SWEET. it popped like mad. I want to add a few more layers thus i need to know when i can start doing so =p
until then its gonna stay in the garage while i drive my mazda lol

 

I believe you should wait at least 45 minutes maybe Mike from Einszett will chime in.

 

Hows the durability of that stuff Phil? Good base for a pure nuba?

 

I believe it to be one the underrated products out there.

 

i prob should wait longer cuz its pretty cold over here lol
but yeah def. an underrated product, it friggen pops like mad and machine application was a breeze.
so how many layers did u have phil? lol

 

yes about 60 degrees plus is 45-1 hour cure time.

 

seriously pops tho theres no more sun (i started at 11~12 lol)

 

that looks great!

 

wow maybe I should add this to my collection =)

 

def should, it isnt very pricey either and that effect was with only 1 layer!
im gonna go apply the 2nd layer in a bit in my garage and will take pic tmr if its sunny again.

However I did apply Zymol HD Cleanse first to clean up after my finnnnnneeeee clay and my rims and roof were sealed with opti-seal (i was climbing up n down for the roof and being only 1 man, i couldnt get equipment handed to me lol) instead of glanz.

nonetheless i am VERY happy with the product and highly recommend it to anyone else who wants a sealant that pops. even powerlock cant match this!

 

i like the new mercedez Suv's. That look's great.

 

2nd layer applied and taken pic under the lil amounts of sunshine i could muster lol

 

does glanz fill or hide anything?

 

It didnt hide microscratches that were probably induced overtime or by my fineeeee claying which the zymol hd cleanse wasnt able to fill/clean/polish away.

so i think it doesnt fill or hide. best to ask mike lol

 

Looks great! :thumb:

To answer your questions...

Kyoshiro: When it's about room temp or higher, I apply another layer just about 10-15 minutes after the prior application. Doesn't take long to cure. But as it gets colder, you'll have to extend that to two or three times as long just because it takes longer for any solvents to evaporate (flash). An hour is a safe bet.

Oldcracker: no, Glanz has no abrasives in it so there's no correction. It's all wax and some solvent that acts as a carrier. If you're looking to conceal microabrasions, PolishWax is excellent for that. It'll also conceal holograms/clouding.

BTW, I applied about seven successive applications of Glanz on my car back in October and after months of heat, driving on dirt roads and rain, it's holding up very well. The only areas I had to re-apply were the trunk lid and door handles (areas that get grabbed a lot). I noticed this after driving through a dirt road and the dust didn't stick to the paint anywhere other than those areas. You could literally see the hand prints.

 

I use Glanz on my car from time to time. Its amazing stuff.
Phil turned me on to it about 3 years ago.

 

i know...old thread, but put some 1Z Glanz on my car this weekend, and like its look and ease of use.

 

Great to hear!

 

Michael,

1)if i were to overapply glanz (bad habit), do u think hitting it with a little distilled water after wiping the haze away would interrupt the curing process and/or decrease its longevity?

2)on that note, can i apply it with a dampened applicator without changing the curing process?

thanks in advance... glanz is becoming a favorite of mine... and i have a lot of lsp's.

 

Einszett Glanz is my favorite LSP. And I have used the distilled water technique with great results. Haven't seen any decrease with longevity yet.