Hello everyone.
Got a simple question today for the Poorboy guru's in the house.
2002 Grand Caravan
Honda Civic SI 2004 Nighthawk Black
For the Honda I planned on using only the PwC and EX this spring when the weather breaks in Iowa and I can clean it up.
Prior to winter it got 2 coats of EX-P and 2 coats of #16.
Would doing SSR1/EX combo give me a deeper, wetter look than PwC/EX combo ?
For the Caravan
Clay, ( SSR1 or PwC ? ) and then EX.
Prior to winter it got Clayed, #9, 2 coats of AIO and 3 coats of SG. Looks very nice.
Should I use SSR1 or stick with just using PwC before EX?
It's a all day event detailing this beast.
Both vehicles are in good shape paint wise.
My main question is can I use SSR1 and skip PwC in general or use both and in what order? SSR1 first then PwC and then a sealant ?
Doesn't PwC strip some of the gloss of SSR1 ?
Thank you everyone for all of the valuable info you provide here at this site.
Thank you,
Reeeko
reeeko99@jae.us
Got a simple question today for the Poorboy guru's in the house.
2002 Grand Caravan
Honda Civic SI 2004 Nighthawk Black
For the Honda I planned on using only the PwC and EX this spring when the weather breaks in Iowa and I can clean it up.
Prior to winter it got 2 coats of EX-P and 2 coats of #16.
Would doing SSR1/EX combo give me a deeper, wetter look than PwC/EX combo ?
For the Caravan
Clay, ( SSR1 or PwC ? ) and then EX.
Prior to winter it got Clayed, #9, 2 coats of AIO and 3 coats of SG. Looks very nice.
Should I use SSR1 or stick with just using PwC before EX?
It's a all day event detailing this beast.
Both vehicles are in good shape paint wise.
My main question is can I use SSR1 and skip PwC in general or use both and in what order? SSR1 first then PwC and then a sealant ?
Doesn't PwC strip some of the gloss of SSR1 ?
Thank you everyone for all of the valuable info you provide here at this site.
Thank you,
Reeeko
reeeko99@jae.us