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Originally Posted by John Luciano
I remember Liquid Glass way back in the 60's. then they changed the name to Liquid Class. I guess someone got after them for the name. Now you say it is back. I have been lQQking . The only complaint I ever heard about the stuff back in the 60's was if you had it on your car it was almost impossible to strip off for paint touch up etc.
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I was told by a detailer to either wash the car with liquid dish soap to remove waxes and he suggestes a cloth with acetone to remove the liquid glass (John my can dose say Liquisd Glass) i checked it out
You made me go check
PS. DO NOT LEAVE THE ACETONE ON THE CAR
JUST WIPE THEY AREA WITH A DAMP CLOTH OF ACETONE WHERE YOU WANT TO TOUCH UP!
