Liquid Glass

[DeltaRon]

Curious who has used Liquid Glass on their unit and how did it perform.

[ROBERT CROSS]

.....snip...."Once air cured, the liquid glass finish is as hard as glass and will never crack, chip, peel or turn yellow and never has to be removed. It can be used on all paints, all bright work and all glass and is safe to use."

......and if it doesn't work as advertised? It may be a bigger pain to remove.

You might try it somewhere out of sight.

I'll stick with wax and/or Polymer sealants.

Bob

[SSquared]

Originally Posted by DeltaRon

Curious who has used Liquid Glass on their unit and how did it perform.

I have used Liquid glass on my 2013, following favorable mention in the forum. It is easy to apply. Seems to work fine, but I can't provide a scientific comparison.

[CRH]

I used Liquid Glass on cars 30 years ago. It did a fine job, but no better than the other 2 dozen+ products similar to it that I have bought since. All of it was bought by believing the propagada on the bottle...My latest is Collinite 845.

[gunner]

I use Liquid Glass on mine. It works especially great on the areas that I have removed the clear coat and polished. Prior to using it I had to touch up the polished areas every several years with a compound and buffer. Since the first year I used it I have not had to touch up those areas.

[Farmer Dan]

I have used only Liquid Glass on my '02 Classic since I bought it in April of '08. It is easy to apply. We spend 3-4 months in FL in the winter and my once a year application looks super for the whole year. The trailer does sit inside most of the rest of the season here in IA.

Dan

[Howard L.]

Liquid glass is a polymer base polish. Works real well. I use it and it's easy, but other polymers are just as good as stated above. RejeX, by Corrosion X, is a polymer and works well also.


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