more agressive than z-pc

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Tommy W.

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Hey,



Used z-pc with a PC on my 02 black Turbo Carerra and loved that stuff!

However, I may need to go a little more agressive next time.

What is the next most agressive product out there?



Also, followed up with z-5 pro and topped with Nattys. :wow:

what would be the best QD to use over the Natty's?



As always, thanks for all your help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



tw
 
wannafbody said:
Hi Temp Extreme Cut or heavy cut
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HTEC is gonna be a little "heavy" for the soft porsche black clear.



I used the HTEC/OP mix on this Black Porsche Twin Turbo and a orange pad via PC and it left to much micromarring IMO. I ended up with ZPC and a white LC pad via PC.



Tommy, How bad was your paint to start with and what pads did try?



Post up some pics! :cool:
 
gmblack3a said:
Tommy, How bad was your paint to start with and what pads did try?



Post up some pics! :cool:
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Actually the paint was pretty good. The car looks absolutely stunning except in the harshest of direct sunlight. As far as pads, I used the most agressive one that comes with the Sonus kit (orange). This was on a 5 setting on the pc. This got most of it out.



Thanks!!



TW :thx
 
You could always use a higher cut pad with the zpc. for instance:



ZPC with light cut or heavy cut followed by ZPC with polishing or finishing pad.



You can't go wrong with the optimum line if you want a bit more cut, and also the hi temp cut's are nice.



Greg
 
Tommy W. said:
Actually the paint was pretty good. The car looks absolutely stunning except in the harshest of direct sunlight. As far as pads, I used the most agressive one that comes with the Sonus kit (orange). This was on a 5 setting on the pc. This got most of it out.



Thanks!!



TW :thx
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I agree with Greg.



You might try a more aggressive pad. I like the burgundy Meguiar's or LC cutting pad with mild polishes (IP or Meg's Light Cut) followed by a polishing pad ( Meg's or LC) with Z-PC Fusion when using a PC to bring out that final gloss and depth. Don't be afraid to turn that PC up to 6.



Menzerna IP is slightly more aggressive than Z-PC and its level of aggressiveness can also to adjusted by pad selection and pressure applied during polishing.
 
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