RobG, I'll second your nod to Zaino Brothers. I started regularly washing/polishing/waxing my cars back in 1986 with my first car. I still do it as oftern as I can, hopefully at the very least, once every month, depending on weather outside. In summer, I try to do it at least every other weekend, or every weekend. I wanna keep Godzilla lookin' his best when he ain't gettin' dirty
#ad
Over the years, I have tried almost every product I could find, just to see which I liked best. I finally settled on the Meguiars product line a few years ago, and was quite happy with them. Then, when I decided to get a Mustang last spring, I found the Corral.net web site (like the TDR but for Mustangs), and Zaino Brothers are the most highly recommended product there, so I bought a series of their polishes last month and tried them last weekend. Oh My God [Chandler Bing!] Wow!! Their polishes are unbelievable! I certainly will be sticking with them for the long term on all my vehicles.
1Tufram, as the Meguiars web site explains it very well, and I don't remember all the specifics, I'll just pass along what I do remember. Polishes help replenish oils and lubricants to the paint. Kind of like putting hand lotion on your rough, dry hands. Or chapstick on your lips. Waxes are a protectant, which should go on over a polish, if both are used. The wax provides protection for the polish, kind of like a raincoat. Glazes I am not familiar with, and so can't comment on. A polish helps renew/maintain the shine of the paint, while waxes mainly help to keep rain/dirt/whatever away from the paint.
Hope this helps,
Tom
------------------
Get outta the way: The Cummins is Cummin'!
Tom Golden
Godzilla: Patriot Blue 2001 2500 SLT QC 4X4 LWB ETH/DEE, Tow & Camper packages, 3. 54 Ltd. Slip, 4 wheel disc ABS, Isspro EGT/boost gauges, black SmittyBilt nerf bars, K&N RE-0880 & pre-filter, no silencer ring, TDR decal, Jack holiday antenna ball
2001 Zinc Yellow SVT Mustang Cobra on order
NRA Life/CRPA/El Dorado #26 F. &A. M. of California