Glosser???
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Glosser???
Anyone seen the Glosser ad on pg. 152 of the July Road & Track?
Anyone tried it?
"Introducing the Glosser... the first triceraphilic rag in a bag, saturated with cleaners and waxes. One Glosser wipe is all you need to detail the world's finest cars in a matter of minutes. No more spray-and-wipe, two-step detailing necessary. What's more, once you've put on a fresh Glosser coat of wax, simply throw it away."
Yea, or nay?
Anyone tried it?
"Introducing the Glosser... the first triceraphilic rag in a bag, saturated with cleaners and waxes. One Glosser wipe is all you need to detail the world's finest cars in a matter of minutes. No more spray-and-wipe, two-step detailing necessary. What's more, once you've put on a fresh Glosser coat of wax, simply throw it away."
Yea, or nay?
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Nay...
Most "pros" agree that dry dusting the car is not a good thing... and although these rags are damp, I think it's probably similar... you get the wipe, get dust, and swirl it around on the paint... not good.
Although I suppose you could use it after you wash the car? Hmm... still I think traditional waxing is safer and better... IMO
-Shing
Most "pros" agree that dry dusting the car is not a good thing... and although these rags are damp, I think it's probably similar... you get the wipe, get dust, and swirl it around on the paint... not good.
Although I suppose you could use it after you wash the car? Hmm... still I think traditional waxing is safer and better... IMO
-Shing
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