Hi-Glaze 88

[Ah_low]

If I remembered correctly, it was mentioned in Autopia that this product is manufactured by CarLack.

 

CarLack68 can be found locally too, 1L bottle cost abt $58.

 

Have any bros compared Carlack 68 with Hi-Glaze 88, does it give the same result?

 

I have called and asked, the price for 1 litre of car-lack 68 is $58.

 

Comparing to 350ml of Hi-Glaze is $18.75 at Esso, it is more worthwhile to get Hi-Glaze 88.

[Mutant]

Question here. I have this Hi-Glaze88 & also Black Magic Liquid wax. Also just bought claybar. I was thinking of after claying(never try before) & washing, dry den use wax, buff off den use Hi-Glaze 88? Will The Hi-Glaze 88 remove and/or weaken the earlier applied wax?

[Forte3737]

think its selling at $19.20 at ntuc xtra

[Coupe07]

HG88 is more of a sealant.....

 

if u do not intend to use a AIO polish, then juz use HG88 as the first layer, then put ur black magic liquid wax on top of HG88 after 24 hours...

 

experts, correct me if im wrong...

[Booboon]

I would use hg88 first follow by wax.

[Minut3s]

I'm using a different technique to use Glaze 88 to wash.

I pour 1-2 cups into the water and just use that water to wash my car.

After the wash, your car will be wet. Don't dry it yet.

Then followed by a wet microfiber applicator, I squeeze about 20 cents amount and wipe on it, the wetness of your applicator and car will spread the sealant nice and even.

Followed by a waffle weave/microfiber to dry it immediately.

 

This my own express detailing for a almost 5 year old car =)

30 - 40 mins job.

 

[Coupe07]

I'm using a different technique to use Glaze 88 to wash.

I pour 1-2 cups into the water and just use that water to wash my car.

After the wash, your car will be wet. Don't dry it yet.

Then followed by a wet microfiber applicator, I squeeze about 20 cents amount and wipe on it, the wetness of your applicator and car will spread the sealant nice and even.

Followed by a waffle weave/microfiber to dry it immediately.

 

This my own express detailing for a almost 5 year old car =)

30 - 40 mins job.

i do that occasionally as well... lazy man waxing... and its quite good too..

Edited December 20, 2010 by Coupe07

[Blitz6511]

Should use the wax then follow by sealant. Waxing give a good finish but sealant bring out the shine and protect the paint.

[Maddriver]

Should use the wax then follow by sealant. Waxing give a good finish but sealant bring out the shine and protect the paint.

 

That depends on manufacturer..There are 1 or 2 brands out there that is wax first then sealant..

 

[Mutant]

Aiyoh.. All different opinions.. Hehe.. After some more research this what I will do.

Ok in a while I will clay it, rinse, then use a light coating of Hi-Glaze 88 1st, a few hours later then use Black Magic Wax.

[Cymagnus]

Well, I guess it depends.

The Wax i use is Colinite's. It's a tough wax & does not require frequent waxing.

Hi-Glaze 88 is both a sealant and cleaner. So, for weekly maintenance, I will just use Hi-Glaze 88.

[Nzy]

Well, I guess it depends.

The Wax i use is Colinite's. It's a tough wax & does not require frequent waxing.

Hi-Glaze 88 is both a sealant and cleaner. So, for weekly maintenance, I will just use Hi-Glaze 88.

 

But if u have collinite on ur car already then next week u use hi-glaze 88 it will just remove the collinite as its a cleaner.

[Forte3737]

But if u have collinite on ur car already then next week u use hi-glaze 88 it will just remove the collinite as its a cleaner.

 

 

better dun mix as these are 2 different brands

[Nzy]

better dun mix as these are 2 different brands

 

Don't think there is any harm in mixing brands of waxes. What I was trying to say is that if u use a sealant with cleaning properties, it might remove whatever wax or sealant u have applied before that.

[Cymagnus]

for the weekly maintenance i have mentioned, i'm using 1 cap to 1/3 pail of water.

i reckon that if hi-glaze88 can be disolved in water, it is not as tough as colinite wax.

when i use dynamo to wash the mf cloth, it came off clean easily. not so for mf cloth/applicator with colinite wax.

[Maddriver]

for the weekly maintenance i have mentioned, i'm using 1 cap to 1/3 pail of water.

i reckon that if hi-glaze88 can be disolved in water, it is not as tough as colinite wax.

when i use dynamo to wash the mf cloth, it came off clean easily. not so for mf cloth/applicator with colinite wax.

 

Another method will be premix in a spray bottle..then use it like a detailer..

[Forte3737]

if premix, how much to mix with how many ml of water?

[Maddriver]

if premix, how much to mix with how many ml of water?

 

I think 1 : 4 will be good..