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Well, I suppose you might do that! Going back to the OP, I put on a heavy coat, let it dry for a few days, and fine steel-wooled it and blasted it again.

You must understand....I do most things...

The liquid glass goes on with straight back and forth strokes. You can do the entire car and wait a bit before wiping off. Really easy. Then, you park it in the sun to bake it.

Says on the can...

I bought 3 cans off Ebay a few years back. Put 2 in the shop fridge.
Broke one out last month.
That is an old can. I expect it is dried out. Shake it up and see! :rofl2:

You have to buy it from a 'dealer' nowadays. I found it on Fleabay.
Not a 5.9 R/T, but it keeps my old '01 Dakota looking fresh!

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Thanks, Andrew! I am happy you approve. :D

I do too! Thanks!
Thanks to Andrew for making it happen! :bow

There we go! Somewhere in the middle! All set! :D
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So a while back, our resident brush-handle genius copied one of my vintage handles in a 'skateboard' pattern made by stacking and gluing veneers in this thread....