Finest of Fine Pads

wannafbody said:
I don't understand the purpose of working a QD into the paint for 30 minutes by rotary. Most QD's are water and silicone oils. I'd think that would affect the bonding of any good sealant(carnaubas would be ok tho). Why not use a dedicated acrylic glaze?
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Well this stuff and Aussie's are not really QD's, they are silicone free body shop safe concentrated spray polish that you dilute with water. They have a high amount of sealant in them so by just by spray and wipe or orbital/rotary application, the treated surfaces are sealed.

You can spray or buff it on and it's like finely polishing your car but without all the elbow grease. Works on any surface except leather and fabric.



The purpose is to make the paint look way wetter and have a richer colour than what is possible by polishing alone.

Makes the surface super slick.



You guys should know by now that I think outside the square of detailing

I'm radical.

Whatever it takes to make the car better and better every year and without taking any clearcoat off.
 
Soft Edge blue pad is a great compromise between a polishing and finishing pad. I have a black LC finishing pad that is super soft.
 
Scottwax said:
Soft Edge blue pad is a great compromise between a polishing and finishing pad..
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How does that bljue Edge pad compare to the Cyclo white finishing pads?



I always found the white Cyclo pads sorta aggressive (in a good way) for a "finishing" pad and have had good luck using them for the final polishing.
 
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