Use this polish with your buffer to produce a flawless, wet-look finish. In minutes!

    Machine Glaze is a pure polish. It is designed to enhance the paint's gloss, not remove swirls or oxidation. If your vehicle is new or has a "like-new" finish, polish with No. 3 Machine Glaze and follow with your favorite wax. If your vehicle is a few years old and showing some swirls or minor dullness, use Meguiar's No. 9 Swirl Remover first, follow with Machine Glaze then finish with your favorite wax. If you have an older vehicle with deeper swirls and oxidized, dull paint, use Menzerna Intensive Polish first, follow with Machine Glaze and finish with a wax or sealant.

Usage Tips:

• Always use on a cool surface out of direct sunlight.
• Apply by orbital or dual action polisher.
• Use sparingly, apply to one section at a time (i.e. door, fender, etc). Don't apply too much polish, only so much can penetrate and nourish the surface at one time. Over polishing can create extra work as well as a residue that may be difficult to remove.
• Immediately remove excess residues before beginning the next section. Do not allow residues to dry on the surface..
• Always follow with a  protectant (wax) for gloss and protection

    This polish works wonders with the Porter Cable 7424 polisher using the white foam polishing pads. After polishing, apply a great paste wax like P21S Pure Wax or BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond Ivory Carnauba Paste Wax. I guarantee that your car, SUV or RV  will look better than the day you drove it out of the showroom!

    Net wt. 16 oz.

Thanks to our customer Craig M. of Clarksville, TN for this photo. Craig writes: Attached is a picture of our family car, a 2001 Ford ZX-2. I recently returned from Iraq after a year tour and the car was in need of a good buffing. It had not been washed or waxed for over a year. I used the Porter Cable 7424 with Meguiar's NO 3, 9, and No. 26 Hi-Tech Liquid Wax and it turned out wonderful. I could not believe the reflection. The tree on the hood almost looks like it was painted on and the paint looks like it is still wet. There is nothing more I can say than just simply amazing. This was all money well spent.