Sonus SFX-3 vs Poorboys Professional Polish

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ajc347

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I've recently ordered a DA polisher and a Sonus kit (SFX1, 2 & 3). I also have some Poorboys Professional Polish.



My car has light swirls (soft paint previously not machine polished or resprayed - I've had it from new), and I'm looking for the least abrasive way to start to correct them.



I've read that SFX-3 has some light abrasives in it, whilst the Poorboys polish is apparently purely chemical in action.



Am I right in thinking that I should use the Poorboys product first in order to see if it makes any difference and then move onto SFX-3 (and SFX-2 if needed)?



I'm also unsure as to whether I could safely use the either the SFX-3 or Poorboys polish on a relatively regular basis (i.e. every three months) without causing harm to the clearcoat?
 
sfx 3 doesn't have abbrasives in it. I believe it is a pure polish only for gloss. IF it does of abbrasives,nothing that will do any kind of correction.



I would go with the sfx 2 and the white pad. That is a great combination. I used to use it all of the time.



sfx 3 is for jeweling only.



You could use sfx 2 every month for 3 years and probably not ever have a problem
 
MDRX8 said:
You have your letters mixed up. Poorboy's World SSR 3 is a Heavy Duty Compound
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I wasn't talking about SSR3 just Sonus SFX-3 and Poorboys pro polish.



Thanks for the responses btw guys. :)
 
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