old school product, but i've never seen any particular bad reports on it. there is alot of controversy about what it actually does to get it's gloss/sealant 'effect', but some people swear buy it vs. some of the more niche stuff that is out now.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by powerflow &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If its either/or, I would def get a rotary. Get a good one with an adjustable trigger, along with adjustable speed. I picked up a new electric buffer and polisher recently to avoid using my air powered stuff at home. I bought a Dynabrade's electric buffer, works awesome, trigger feel is great, which is what I like about their air powered 100% adjustable trigger model. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Haven't check in for awhile now cuz i stopped working on my car. Glad to here u picked up an elec. Dynabrade powerflow. I really like mines and it works really well. Will hit u up powerflow if i need further help and i will need to purchase my new paint for a complete repaint b4 they band solvent base paint here in california

 

Yep I hated electric buffer/polishers but theirs is pretty good, never used a lot of other brands though. The ones I did use really sucked compared to Dynabrades air model, those things are smooth and will last forever. I also picked up a Flex XC at the same time, man that thing has some power.

OP: I've never heard of that polish, looks like it's straight from the 80's. I would look into Menzerna, they sell smaller sizes as well.

 

when I think of liquid glass, I think of an acrylic "shell".

 

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When I think of liquid glass, I think someone is cooking meth. That 'polish' looks like repackaged lighter fluid. LOL.