Best complete line of polishes?

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T. Perinne

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I currently only have 3M PI-III MG and I'd like to buy a complete line of polishes for my PC to be used on my black Mustang. There are also a couple other Mustang owners that saw my last detail and would like for me to do their cars soon. My paint is new, theirs isn't - so a comlete line of polishes will come in handy but I'd like them to excel primarily on my new black finish. I'm new to the PC so ease of use is important. Here's what I'm considering... what would you recommend?

1) PB's SSR's (SSR1, not sure which others 2, 2.5, 3?)
2) Finish out the 3M PI-III line to add to my MG
3) Sonus SFX line (I'm intrigued but can't determine a concise opinion yet... I'm NOT opposed to buying the pads allong with the polishes)

I'd also like a versatile "cleanser" to use when not needing an all out polish... one of those "maybe it has a slight abbrasive, maybe it doesn't" products like VM, SPC, etc... all this would be a base for the other products I have: Klasse Twins, 4* UPP, EX, Souveran... combos of those to be determined of course.

Thanks!
 
I'll answer this in part as I have not used all the products that you have listed. For polishes I would go with PB 2.5 and 1 the 2.5 will have enough cutting power for about anything that you have, at least for me its been that way. The P-w-C is another great followup after those two and will also be a good AIO for a cleaner polish.
You should think about clay for these cars for the first time in will help get the surface ready for SWR removal.

Hope that helps in part
 
For use on the PC, I agree with Beemerboy ...
SSR 2.5, SSR2 and SSR 1 seem like they were designed especially for use with the PC.
Paint cleansers for use on darker colors 4* UPC, Adam's Revive, and Klasse AIO ... all very easy to use and can be topped with wax or sealant.
 
i feel that its a throw up between poorboys and menzerna. true that menzerna works better with a rotary, but never the less, its great with a PC.
 
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