Filler heavy LSP's

[themightytimmah]

I've had a lot of customers come to me with badly swirled dark cars recently, who wanted their cars to look good but were not willing to pay for a full 2 or 3 step polishing. Does anyone know of an LSP with good filling characteristics? I've been using 3M SMR for dark cars followed by S100 with decent results, but I would really like to move it to one step. Any suggestions?

 

[tpgsr]

Megs NXT has a bit of chemical cleaners, and fillers in it. I would suggest giving that a try

 

[GregCavi]

You could try a glaze and then top with nxt which has the ability to deminish the presence of swirls. My new go to 1-step product for those people is Meguiars #66 via PC and cutting pad. I think it might have fillers? It does a decent job at getting rid of and hiding swirls.

Greg

 

[JaredPointer]

I agree with Greg. Try a glaze before your wax.

 

[wifehatescar]

try pwc

 

[tubafeak]

The Mother's cleaner wax that comes in the clay kit seems to do a great job of hiding swirl marks for about a week. You could probably top that with some #16 or S100 and it would hide the swirls and last a long time.

 

[Boss_429]

I've had a lot of customers come to me with badly swirled dark cars recently, who wanted their cars to look good but were not willing to pay for a full 2 or 3 step polishing. Does anyone know of an LSP with good filling characteristics? I've been using 3M SMR for dark cars followed by S100 with decent results, but I would really like to move it to one step. Any suggestions?

My Poorboy's PWC - "step and a half method" works pretty well for your request. Here's the post:

http://www.detailcity.com/showthread.php?p=115745#post115745