Metallic Polish vs. Waxpolish Soft
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Right now I have UP, PP, and MP and I am very happy with all of them.
I am thinking about adding WP to the line up.
However I am a little confused by this statement:
" It has the same things but more of it."
Does this mean that WP is more abrasive than MP and it provides more protection?
If so, why do they even make MP?
I am thinking about adding WP to the line up.
However I am a little confused by this statement:
" It has the same things but more of it."
Does this mean that WP is more abrasive than MP and it provides more protection?
If so, why do they even make MP?
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Yeah, it *is* rather confusing! I can't tell you the (real) diff between WPS and MP as I sent my "funny" can of MP back for testing (never heard back about it 
) and switched to the "Pro" MP. The WPS is a good follow-up to the Pro MP since the latter doesn't have nearly as much protection as the consumer version.
If I had to guess I'd say that they're about the same abrasiveness-wise but the WPS has more wax/fillers/etc. in it. On my Audis' paint, an abrasive like the consumer MP is so mild I can't really evaluate anything milder (yeah, I oughta try them on the Jag but I haven't).
) and switched to the "Pro" MP. The WPS is a good follow-up to the Pro MP since the latter doesn't have nearly as much protection as the consumer version.If I had to guess I'd say that they're about the same abrasiveness-wise but the WPS has more wax/fillers/etc. in it. On my Audis' paint, an abrasive like the consumer MP is so mild I can't really evaluate anything milder (yeah, I oughta try them on the Jag but I haven't).
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Ram- I haven't got any WPS on trim, but I don't *think* it would stain it, at least not if you wipe it off quickly. I"ve never had any problems with 1Z polishes in this regard, but I don't get a lot on my trim or let them dry on trim either. Never been the sort of problem that some products can be, that's for sure.
I can't imagine any problems/compromises with topping it with Glanz. 1Z stuff is designed to be compatible.
But those are just educated guesses
I can't imagine any problems/compromises with topping it with Glanz. 1Z stuff is designed to be compatible.
But those are just educated guesses
From the product description on the 1Z website, it sounds like WPS performs as a glaze and wax in one to help hide imperfections. Has this been WPS users experience?
I have a black truck and I'm extremely careful when washing, but as a daily driver I still get minor marring in one form or another. Would WPS help hide this? I plan to keep this vehicle for several years, and I'd like to minimize abrasive polishing.
Thanks!
I have a black truck and I'm extremely careful when washing, but as a daily driver I still get minor marring in one form or another. Would WPS help hide this? I plan to keep this vehicle for several years, and I'd like to minimize abrasive polishing.
Thanks!