Looking to change polishes for 2005..

[lbls1]

Some opinions will be welcomed, especially from Zymol veterens!



for my new polish formula for wax season 2005 I am thinking of the following:



Requirement:

1. To go in between the cleaner and a final polish

2. Must be a No Wax polish

3. Must be versatile in its use (can be applied by hand or by pc)

4. Must be carnauba friendly (not strictly for a polymer synthetic)



This is what I had in mind.....

Formula:

Sonus Cleaner

Sonus Final Polish

Zymol Estate Glaze



I'd like to know whether the Sonus' is a good idea, or should I try another product. Again, I was also looking to squeeze something in between the cleaner and polish without introducing a wax. I want to remain with a non-abrasive approach. My paint won't really require extensive polishing to achieve a brilliant shine or depth IMO, but I always say that there's always room for improvement.



So let me know what you think. Thanks.

 

[Scottwax]

How about Poorboy's Professional Polish? I don't really understand the reasoning behind 'Must be a No Wax polish' because that rules out products like PB's Polish w/carnauba, Vanilla Moose and AIO, all of which excel under carnaubas.

 

[lbls1]

Thanks. I want a consistent finish by just using the contents of my glaze (in other words, keeping the polish and wax stages separate....or at least what I am aiming for). I am actually wetting my tastebuds with just a hint of curiosity, so just give me what you think is best.



Keep 'em coming..