Polish MIXTURES: Some assistance please

[JustinL]

Hey everyone. I am looking for a way to remove as many swirls as possible without having to do 2 separate correcting steps...I have a bunch of polishes and compounds and I was just wondering if mixing any of them may yield some good results. The 2 One-Step products that are highly recommended have not produced very good results on vehicles that need a signifcant amount of swirl removal.

So I will list all the products, and if anyone can help on some suggestions, I would appreciate it!



-3M Perfect It II Compound

-Optimum Hyper Compound

-Optimum Polish

-Hi-Temp Paint Perfection One Step

-XMT 360 One Step

-CG EZ Creme Glaze w/Acrylic Shine

-Meguiars #7: Show Car Glaze

-Ardex Seal-B



ON ORDER: Menzerna SIP and Sonus SwirlBuster...



Would mixing a glazing product like #7 with Optimum Polish or Hyper Compound be interesting?



:thx in advance!

 

[Gen2]

I have great result with IP and RMG mix, sometime I can go straight to LSP with this combo without going to a final polish. But it seems like you do not have RMG in your collection.

 

[porta]

Don´t see the reason why add a glaze into a polish? What happens when the customer washes the car and the glazes wears off....swirls/haze will come back.



just my 2cents.

 

[Gen2]

I feel that very often the arguement is on how the glaze will hide the swirls when a glaze is added to a polish, however I feel that many have overlooked the 70% of polish that is in the mixture (for me, IP 70% RMG 30%).



For me I find that the IP/RMG mix tends to have a longer working time and that helps to break down the polish even better giving a better finishing. On certain occasion I will wash the cars after I have finished with the polishing and I did not notice the swirls reappear on the cars. Others might have a different experience as mine but the mix sure work great on my detailing .