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RAG · 01-20-08, 06:36

Everbody here has given you good responses in my opinion. I've done a ton of experimenting with micromarring and a dual action polisher and can feel the biggest factor is the polish you are using, then pressure and pad choice. I find that the standard green foam which is both soft and porous doesn't gouge the abrasives into the paint so hard. When I last compared a variety of polishes on some soft black paint, I got significantly less micromarring with PO106ff than with any other polish (but I didn't try the Ultrafina).

01-20-08, 06:36	#10 (permalink)
RAG Buff Guy RAG is offline Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: San Diego Posts: 1,556	Re: P/C polish without micro marring Everbody here has given you good responses in my opinion. I've done a ton of experimenting with micromarring and a dual action polisher and can feel the biggest factor is the polish you are using, then pressure and pad choice. I find that the standard green foam which is both soft and porous doesn't gouge the abrasives into the paint so hard. When I last compared a variety of polishes on some soft black paint, I got significantly less micromarring with PO106ff than with any other polish (but I didn't try the Ultrafina).