Silly question...
Is Flitz Polish the same as wax?
I'm restoring the gelcoat on an older Sea Ray...It's going quite well so far. I had to wet sand on some tough areas, had to get some "super duty" 3m rubbing compound, bought and broke a pc 7424(just the backing plate) - the 7424 was not the right tool for this job btw. I borrowed this old school black and decker polisher and got a bunch of lambswool pads. It shines up nice after the rubbing compound, then it really shines (like brand new) after I hit it with the glaze. Then I put Flitz on - and I'm not really seeing a difference from what I get with the glaze...
I'm wondering if the Flitz step is needed or if I should go with a cheaper material to finish it off...
I will post some pics up after today - I wanted to get some on water pics yesterday - but it rained all day on me...
Is Flitz Polish the same as wax?
I'm restoring the gelcoat on an older Sea Ray...It's going quite well so far. I had to wet sand on some tough areas, had to get some "super duty" 3m rubbing compound, bought and broke a pc 7424(just the backing plate) - the 7424 was not the right tool for this job btw. I borrowed this old school black and decker polisher and got a bunch of lambswool pads. It shines up nice after the rubbing compound, then it really shines (like brand new) after I hit it with the glaze. Then I put Flitz on - and I'm not really seeing a difference from what I get with the glaze...
I'm wondering if the Flitz step is needed or if I should go with a cheaper material to finish it off...
I will post some pics up after today - I wanted to get some on water pics yesterday - but it rained all day on me...