ACE
What's that smell?
I was wondering how UPP would bond to Megs 9 or 3M Swirl Remover? I like the idea of some fillers to hide swirls as I am not really ready to go with heavier-cut products.
UPP over Megs 9?
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Boss_429
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ACE,
Well, not sure if the UPP will bond to #9, or SMR, but I have my doubts. You could give it a try, but I suspect you will be disappointed. Still, I know where your coming from, and I agree. The weak link in any synthetic system is the lack of being able to apply the synthetic, whether it's UPP, Zaino, or any other........ on top of a "highly glossed finish", without losing some of the durability of the synthetic. I would guess this is the reason a lot of guys go with the AIO as a base, as it add some gloss back, after it's cleaning action removes oils, and fillers that were on the paint.
Having said that, I believe Poorboy's polishes are water-based, and may bond with UPP! So I'm thinking that some of Poorboys SSR1........ followed by some of his Pro Polish......... followed by a few coats of UPP............. followed by a few coats of EX............. followed by some Spray and Wipe......... followed by some of Poorboys new QD+......... followed by........... God knows what............... may be the ultimate system!
Anyhow, that's my plan.............. and I'm stickin to it!
I'm sure Dwayne and Poorboy will be happy!
Well, not sure if the UPP will bond to #9, or SMR, but I have my doubts. You could give it a try, but I suspect you will be disappointed. Still, I know where your coming from, and I agree. The weak link in any synthetic system is the lack of being able to apply the synthetic, whether it's UPP, Zaino, or any other........ on top of a "highly glossed finish", without losing some of the durability of the synthetic. I would guess this is the reason a lot of guys go with the AIO as a base, as it add some gloss back, after it's cleaning action removes oils, and fillers that were on the paint.
Having said that, I believe Poorboy's polishes are water-based, and may bond with UPP! So I'm thinking that some of Poorboys SSR1........ followed by some of his Pro Polish......... followed by a few coats of UPP............. followed by a few coats of EX............. followed by some Spray and Wipe......... followed by some of Poorboys new QD+......... followed by........... God knows what............... may be the ultimate system!
Anyhow, that's my plan.............. and I'm stickin to it!
I'm sure Dwayne and Poorboy will be happy! Boss_429 said:ACE,
Well, not sure if the UPP will bond to #9, or SMR, but I have my doubts. You could give it a try, but I suspect you will be disappointed. Still, I know where your coming from, and I agree. The weak link in any synthetic system is the lack of being able to apply the synthetic, whether it's UPP, Zaino, or any other........ on top of a "highly glossed finish", without losing some of the durability of the synthetic. I would guess this is the reason a lot of guys go with the AIO as a base, as it add some gloss back, after it's cleaning action removes oils, and fillers that were on the paint.
Having said that, I believe Poorboy's polishes are water-based, and may bond with UPP! So I'm thinking that some of Poorboys SSR1........ followed by some of his Pro Polish......... followed by a few coats of UPP............. followed by a few coats of EX............. followed by some Spray and Wipe......... followed by some of Poorboys new QD+......... followed by........... God knows what............... may be the ultimate system!
Anyhow, that's my plan.............. and I'm stickin to it!
Yeesh, you will be waxing all day!
EBPcivicsi
GOT PREP?
I used the #9 under my platinum however, I used the UPC before I went to the UPP. I have also tried meg's #5, UPC, UPP with no bondind issues(so far). Wouldn't the UPC remove any oils or fillers anyway?