C_Rock77
Seeking the perfect shine
How often is TOO often to polish your paint? I've read threads on here that have mentioned things about polishing too often.....how often is too often?
I have some light swirls on my car right now.....what products that can be purchased locally would you suggest? The only polishes I have at the moment are Megs DACP and SMR. I've used DACP with great results in the past, but would it be TOO aggressive for light swirls? Will WolfGang's Paint Cleanser or Klasse AIO do anything to remove swirls?
I've read that SMR does little more than FILL scratches. If I use WG or AIO to cleanse and prepare the surface for a sealant (WG or UPP or EX-P), won't most of the benefits of SMR be removed? Won't I end up with scratches reappearing after the paint cleansing?
I know a lot of ppl would suggest Megs SFP or PBs SSR1. I don't have either of these products right now. I have SSR1 and SSR2.5 on the way from PAC. They won't be here until Tues, though
. I have the day off, tmw, and would like to get my car detailed and remove some of this micromarring that's been bothering me. Would NXT applied by PC be enough to help the swirls? If so, I may use that to get by until I get my PB's and get some time to polish the paint with the SSR1.
I have some light swirls on my car right now.....what products that can be purchased locally would you suggest? The only polishes I have at the moment are Megs DACP and SMR. I've used DACP with great results in the past, but would it be TOO aggressive for light swirls? Will WolfGang's Paint Cleanser or Klasse AIO do anything to remove swirls?
I've read that SMR does little more than FILL scratches. If I use WG or AIO to cleanse and prepare the surface for a sealant (WG or UPP or EX-P), won't most of the benefits of SMR be removed? Won't I end up with scratches reappearing after the paint cleansing?
I know a lot of ppl would suggest Megs SFP or PBs SSR1. I don't have either of these products right now. I have SSR1 and SSR2.5 on the way from PAC. They won't be here until Tues, though
