CeriGlass and

[Soulspatch]

I work in trucking and keeping mirrors clean is a pain. I have used CeriGlass before on my car and on the mirrors on the trucks at work to get rid of the water spots, came out real nice. I just wanted to know if Hydro02 could be used as a seal after polishing? I have a tester bottle of Hydro02lite to use, just wanted some feed back first. Reason I want to see about using Hydro02 is because of time and expense. It is cheaper than other CarPro products and a lot quicker to apply, my turn around times in the yard are very quick. Your thoughts?

 

[DARK HORSE]

Hydro02 will work well on mirrors. Another great option is Reload.

 

[Soulspatch]

Hydro02 will work well on mirrors. Another great option is Reload.

Reload works well, but takes a little longer. Hydro02 I can just spray and wash, and the mirrors can dry themselves while I drive to my next load.

 

[Dogrescuer]

So does Ceriglass work on mirrors?

 

[DARK HORSE]

So does Ceriglass work on mirrors?

I would not recommend any machine polishing of mirrors. Most modern mirrors have a very thin coating which is very easy to burn through. I use a very fine finishing polish like Reflect by hand with a microfiber when necessary.

 

[Soulspatch]

So does Ceriglass work on mirrors?

Ceriglass works well on mirrors.

 

[Soulspatch]

I would not recommend any machine polishing of mirrors. Most modern mirrors have a very thin coating which is very easy to burn through. I use a very fine finishing polish like Reflect by hand with a microfiber when necessary.

I don't use machines, all my detailing is by hand.

 

[Dogrescuer]

I would not recommend any machine polishing of mirrors. Most modern mirrors have a very thin coating which is very easy to burn through. I use a very fine finishing polish like Reflect by hand with a microfiber when necessary.

Thanks I will try that