Need a Very Abrasive COmbo for my PC

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Young_Stallion

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My Mom's 1989 Caddy is royally F'ed...oxidization, swirls, scracthes...everything you can think of it has it.



I know I wont get best results with my PC but it is all I have and want to use right now,



For something this bad, what pad and polish/glaze, etc do you recomend?
 
I'd use Meguiar's #84 Compound Power Cleaner followed by either DACP or 1ZPP to remove the swirls left by the #84.



I'd start with a cutting pad then drop to a polishing pad and crank up the speed.
 
You should be able to get great results with your pc.





I supposed it is a single stage paint, if so, I feel that this first step is crucial. It will cut through the oxidation, leaving the swirls for an abrasive polish. The polish wont have to do as much work.



1) I would start out with Poorboys Professional Polish or AIO with a polishing pad.



2) But if you want do remove swirls, then Poorboy's SSR line is good, or Meguiars line of polishes. Maybe DACP, there are lot of options.



3 and 4) Then glaze (optional) and wax!
 
My 89 Deville doesn't respond well to a PC at all even with a wool pad. At best, it can shine it nicely but defects remain. Hence, I practice my rotary to build up the skill to get the job done. Let me know how it works out. Hope your experience is better than mine !
 
Poorboys SSR3 folowed by SSR2.5 if its a light color. If its a dark color follow up with SSR1.



Chris Pace
 
Im with Eshine, except Id follow SSR3 with #80.......Then your sealant. At any rate, your going to need 2 levels of polishes, if you choose either of the above .......(84 0r ssr3)
 
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