Mothers California Gold Micro-Polishing Glaze, 16 oz. (08100)

After using Step 1 - Pure Polish (really a pre-wax cleaner), I went on to this Glaze/Sealer. And boy does it make my car look REAL good! Although this polish won't cut harsh enough to remove swirl marks and scratches, it seems to "hide" swirl marks and make them less visible (possibly by smoothing out the microscopic edges?). Add to the fact that it doubles as a glaze/sealer, and it fills up the swirl marks and scratches. Scratches are still visible, but the edges are smoothed out and less visible from farther away. Swirl marks are still visible, but only up close and takes a tiny bit more focusing to see them. So, it doesn't cure scratches or swirl marks very well, but what does it do best? Enhance the color! This glaze makes the paint "pop" and adds even MORE depth, revealing long lost shades in some paint colors (in my case, Mazda's Galaxy Grey Mica). It brings out the color of the paint and makes you appreciate your car even more! I feel like this glaze will be effective even on lighter colored cars (maybe not white...) since it seems that darker colors seem to get all the love when it comes to detailing. ;) Believe me, after you do this step, you'll be looking at your car from different angles trying to figure out how many different colors & shades you can find and how "deep" the paint looks. Well worth it.

Wow was I impressed with the 2 step polish! I think it made all the difference to use both steps as the 2nd step is a micro step that took care of quite a few surface scratches. I have a 15 year old BMW 325i that I love have have cared for over the years. In the past I swore by the P21S Polish and wax but I wasn't happy with the amount of wax I went through last year so I thought I would try something new. Since my car is a 2002 I try to polish the paint every couple of years as needed but I had to work to get the oxidation marks out and the scratches that should have buffed out never did but this product took care of my paint issues once and for all. The trick is doing the 2nd step, one step before wax didn't do it but once I did the 2nd step the paint was smooth to the touch and slick. I had some circular scratches I don't know how I got on my bumper, looked like my son might have done it with his bike, they came right out! The wheel wells flare out in the front and attract scratches and marks all the time, they are gone. I hand polish and wax and take my time. It wasn't fun doing it 3 times but wow was it worth it! I have a ton of wax to do out SUV great value. Also the polish took out the tar that I normally can't wash off and struggle to get rid of. Very easy process. I am a convert! Love this product line!

As usual, our mother‘s products are freaking awesome!

Reason I bought this: I have been cleaning, claying, then waxing for awhile now. I own an 06 scion TC and pampered it with the steps above. but then tragedy... minor scuffs from the kids getting out of the back seat. Careless people brushing their groceries/backpacks/fat butts against my freaggin car!after all the scuffs and scratches washing was the only real priority now, years later I look at my once gorgeous car and think to myself it still looks ... okay. then i miss that feeling of satisfaction of that wet/glossy look. I tried waxing which made the car shiny but the scars still remained, it only covered the lightest of scratches at most. Review: Then by looking up any new clay bar kits i happened to see amazon recommend a 3 step from mothers car care products. I didnt know about sealants, and after reading it i bought the whole kit and was surprised. step one cleaned well enough, but step 2 made those pesky scratches less noticeable, only I would see them since I know where they are. the deeper ones are still their but the glaze makes it so shiny its hard to focus on the scratches, which are usually the focus of a car. This is probably the best visual result from the 1-3 process. Tips and process Claying has to be key for it to work, so I think I like my 5 step process better. 1 wash/day 2. clay 3. mothers step 1 pre wax cleaner 4. mothers step 2 sealer glaze and last 5. Mothers step 3 California gold wax (if you arent a mothers fan for wax you can use any you like ontop of the glaze) Personally i like mothers wax, its shines well and easy to apply. I will wait to review the wax because I want to see its durability and water beading properties. I like it better than turtle wax paste, which i used years ago.

Good Product. Good value. Thanks

I got this for my 10 year old hatchback because the red paint was starting to look flat and tired. Im on a budget in a rented apartment, so i do all the car stuff in the street parking spot and needed something simple. The one thing that really stood out is how smooth the paint feels after using it. After a wash, I put a little of this on a foam pad, worked it panel by panel, then wiped with a microfiber towel. The paint didnt magically turn new, but the color looks richer and it has a nice soft shine now. That first drive to the grocery store after using it actually made me weirdly happy about my beat up car.

This is by far the best car wax I've ever used. People actually comment on how good my car looks. It somehow brings out a shine that makes the color look deeper and pretty. My car is a ten year old dark blue Subaru, and this wax makes it looks new.

Ease Of Use Is Remarkable. One Hel Of A Difference.

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good car wax

Great polish if you can get it at a good price.

2nd step of cleaning. Post using the clay you can apply this product which helps to cover any sort of swirl or scratch and enhance the smoothness of the surface of the cars paint. Would recommend to use Meguiars ultimate wax as the 3rd step.

Best polish for cars with good paintwork