KMKZ WINDOW POLISH

KMKZ WINDOW POLISH
Our first glass polish.

THEORY

A prep polish for KMKZ WINDOW COAT 2.0

KMKZ WINDOW COAT 2.0 is one of our best-selling products, but until now we had no matching prep product for it.

Drawing on our knowledge of boron nitride and our experience in body polishing, we developed a glass prep polish using several types of cerium.

Oil film? Water spots? Mineral deposits?
This product can handle oil film and light wiper marks. It is not designed to remove heavy water spots or bonded mineral deposits, so it is not a heavy-cut product. For hand polishing, or as prep before a window coating, it handles oil film removal.

Why ultra-fine white cerium
A typical glass polish is simple. In our testing environment (a dark booth with strong spotlights), we found that some polishes leave polishing marks without the user noticing. That is why we chose ultra-fine white cerium.

Clearer glass, and a better base for water repellency
Ideally, both glass and paint polishing move through stages from coarse to ultra-fine. Even colleagues who weren't involved in development commented on the difference in glass clarity.

When we test-applied KMKZ WINDOW COAT 2.0 afterward, the applicator felt slightly heavier, while wiping off felt lighter.

Less powder, no added water
This product loses moisture slowly while you work, so it produces less powder, and it needs no added water, so it doesn't splatter as a polisher spins. Unless you are doing very heavy polishing, it avoids much of the dust and splatter of traditional glass polishing.

Some powder is normal, but much less than with traditional glass polish. The formula's viscosity helps keep it down, and not needing water makes the work easier even for people who don't enjoy polishing glass.

In our own workshop, we polish the glass first, before washing and polishing the body. Polishing residue is as coarse as the abrasive in a body compound, so wiping it with a cloth can scratch paint. Cerium that gets into wiper mounts, black plastic, and plastic or rubber trim can sometimes dissolve into the surface and stick. Polishing glass first lets us rinse all of it away afterward.

For those who want the latest in glass polishing
Our approach to glass polishing is not about cutting power. It is about the surface prep for the final finish, and making it easy to achieve without worrying about powder or water.

NOTES FOR USE

• Hand application is the standard method.
• Make sure the glass and surrounding surfaces are fully cooled before use.
• Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

PRODUCT INFO
Ingredients: Cerium abrasive, dispersion stabilizer, chelating agent, boron nitride, water
Volume: 300 ml
Country of Origin: Japan