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09-30-2008, 07:54 PM
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what compound/polish do you guys recommend? I have a pretty decent scratch on the trunk of the Miata I am going to try and take out.
I was thinking of doing this 3 step on that section
Poorboys SSR 3 with a purple pad
Poorboys SSR 2 with an orange pad
Chemical Guys FP Ultra fine with a white pad
recommend anything else? I already have the CG FP Ultra fine, but don't have anything for steps 1 and 2 yet.
I was thinking of doing this 3 step on that section
Poorboys SSR 3 with a purple pad
Poorboys SSR 2 with an orange pad
Chemical Guys FP Ultra fine with a white pad
recommend anything else? I already have the CG FP Ultra fine, but don't have anything for steps 1 and 2 yet.
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I tried the SSR line. It was ok, nothing spectacular for me. But it works. Their sealant is good too.
Try Menzerna line. It's almost a bench mark for every detailer. Most pros use this on high end super cars as well. Not saying that that means it's good, but it's actually a good, user friendly product that have good results.
Menzerna Super intensive polish with an orange pad
Menzerna Po106fa with a white pad
Follow up on a glaze of your choice
If you want, next time i will order some little bottles and i will send you some samples of the menzerna line and you can use it on your trunk.
Try Menzerna line. It's almost a bench mark for every detailer. Most pros use this on high end super cars as well. Not saying that that means it's good, but it's actually a good, user friendly product that have good results.
Menzerna Super intensive polish with an orange pad
Menzerna Po106fa with a white pad
Follow up on a glaze of your choice
If you want, next time i will order some little bottles and i will send you some samples of the menzerna line and you can use it on your trunk.
09-30-2008, 08:02 PM
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Yeah, I dont use them too often. The dusting in just crazy with the menzerna stuff. I takes me longer cleaning up after each section than actual polishing.
On the other hand, it does do a decent job. I need to get some glazes also. The zaino stuff is pretty decent for monthly applications to bead water. I just dont have a huge budget for detailing supplies. Any links to the products you mentioned?
On the other hand, it does do a decent job. I need to get some glazes also. The zaino stuff is pretty decent for monthly applications to bead water. I just dont have a huge budget for detailing supplies. Any links to the products you mentioned?
09-30-2008, 08:06 PM
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dude you need to check out the einzette pro line polishs they're better than the menzerna imo. Less dust same if not better cut and same if not better finish. they dont have a true final polish for jeweling but still baller products. Compared to sip/ 106fa. Ill still keep my ultrafina se and p085rd around. I used them on a 750li this weekend.
Yeah, I dont use them too often. The dusting in just crazy with the menzerna stuff. I takes me longer cleaning up after each section than actual polishing.
On the other hand, it does do a decent job. I need to get some glazes also. The zaino stuff is pretty decent for monthly applications to bead water. I just dont have a huge budget for detailing supplies. Any links to the products you mentioned?
On the other hand, it does do a decent job. I need to get some glazes also. The zaino stuff is pretty decent for monthly applications to bead water. I just dont have a huge budget for detailing supplies. Any links to the products you mentioned?
After using the SIP than the IP, dusting isn't even bad at all to me. I barely get any dust. But when doing cars, i usually use three or 4 of the same color pads because if you just keep caking the same product ont he pad, it will dust eventually.
Detailedimage.com autogeek.net detailersdomain.com are all good sites
09-30-2008, 08:24 PM
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^ I have gotten nearly all of my products from autogeek, besides zaino and the normal autozone stuff. I made a thread titled : Detailing Products that exceeded your expectations
Please add anything there that you highly recommend. I would appreciate it. I know there is some good stuff out there that people dont hear about too often. It seems that only a certain few brands get all the attention.
Please add anything there that you highly recommend. I would appreciate it. I know there is some good stuff out there that people dont hear about too often. It seems that only a certain few brands get all the attention.
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