G.T.Subie
I have issues
Anyone tried this.
I was wondering if I would need to step it down with an SSR first
I was wondering if I would need to step it down with an SSR first
Syn 1 + PWS
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Dtrick.22
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What color paint
G.T.Subie
I have issues
Black, It's for my car.
Gus-Gus
Acrylic Paint Conditioner
from what i understand.. it should finish down to a polish ready state...but it also would depend on how soft the clear is.. when in doubt you could try a little out on a test area
Ronkh
Wax Waster
G.T.Subie
I have issues
That was my buddies beemer and I went to PWCblue after the SYN.
I have never used PWS on my car yet so I wasn't sure as to how it finishes down.
I just don't have the clarity in the paint that I want and want to try some new things. I have been using the SSR's for a while.
Could I use the SYN with a white pad and then the PWS with a white?
Poorboy
Founder Poorboy's World
Beemerboy
Just One More Coat
What is SYN?
G.T.Subie
I have issues
use the PwS with a finishing pad (black, blue, red) before you try the white pad
Thanks
expect an order for some PWS and BNB gel
use the PwS with a finishing pad (black, blue, red) before you try the white pad
I've got to get me some of those finishing pads. I've been using polishing pads all along.
Gus-Gus
Acrylic Paint Conditioner
a Pure Synthetic polish that does not break down over time.
tuscarora dave
"Luck" Residue of design
Have you used SSR 2? In my experience on hard clears such as on an Audi you are going to need something in between the two. If your looking for clarity and don't have bad swirls, using SYN 1 would be creating more work than necessary. I would try SSR2 and break it down good with a white pad then go to a red pad with the PWS and you should get really nice clarity. Using a rotary will create a lot more clarity with the SSR2 then go to PWS on the Flex. Bling Bling!!!
G.T.Subie
I have issues
Thanks Dave:rockon