nathansdad04
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I have a bottle of PP and I'm not sure what it actually does. I used SSr2.5/SSR1/ and Pws to detail my car. When(if at all) would I use PP in the detail process?
PB PP...when to use it?
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Beemerboy
Just One More Coat
PP is a very versatile product you can use it in place of the SSR1 for some swirl removal and to polish back the luster...it will remove the hazing that you get from the SSR 2.5....its great on glass for water spots...plastic head light lenses, chrome and aluminium...it will remove paint transfer from the surface on a car...the plastic trim on the inside of a car, lens on the instrument panel....its a pure polish which will bring back luster in anything that you are working on...lastly you are a true detail geek if you brought this and have no idea when to use it....LOL....don't feel bad I've done this plenty of times myself
audiboy
Hail the power of Quattro
In addition to what Beemerboy said, I'm pretty sure that PP is pad dependant, where as other PB's polishes aren't.
Poorboy
Founder Poorboy's World
Yes, what Beemer and Audi boy's said :rockon Many people with white cars prefer it as a polish as it leaves the finish very clean. it's also used by many as a prep before a pure sealant so that it bonds better 
audiboy
Hail the power of Quattro
:howdy :lol:nathansdad04
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I'll give the PP a try when I try detailing my winter rat(Grand Am)in the next week or so.
I'm going to go at that car with a yellow(cutting) pad and some SSR2.5. The finish is shot so I'm only expecting improvement. It's got plenty of swirls,deep scratches, etc etc. and of course....it's a black car also(yuck).
I'm going to go at that car with a yellow(cutting) pad and some SSR2.5. The finish is shot so I'm only expecting improvement. It's got plenty of swirls,deep scratches, etc etc. and of course....it's a black car also(yuck).
uflraptor
New member
I'm telling you this product is GREAT! Yes, it does have many uses. In addition to doing great work on the the car I've also found it sneaking into the kitchen. My wife loves when I break out with the PP.
Our microwave and oven both have black glass and plastic surfaces that are a pain to get streak free clean. Enter PB's PP. It leaves them looking brand new like NOTHING else has.
She also has a Calphalon (aluminum) tea pot wich lives on the stove. PP brings it right back to new. I've even used the PC to apply PP to counter tops.
Don't be afraid to experiment.
Shawn
Our microwave and oven both have black glass and plastic surfaces that are a pain to get streak free clean. Enter PB's PP. It leaves them looking brand new like NOTHING else has.
She also has a Calphalon (aluminum) tea pot wich lives on the stove. PP brings it right back to new. I've even used the PC to apply PP to counter tops.
Don't be afraid to experiment.
Shawn
