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xinkid · 03-13-07, 11:46

I used Optimum Compound this past weekend with a 4" cyclo green pad on the PC. I agree with Accumulator on my experience that using very little product and working a very long time produces pretty good results. On the parts where I didn't work it long enough to break down completely, there was more significant hazing. But the part that I did correctly, it was almost micro-marring free but still very very sligth micro-marring under incandescent light in a dark garage. I think it is hard to use in the sense that it's hard to gauge when you've finished buffing.. seems to take forever..

03-13-07, 11:46	#5 (permalink)
xinkid winnie the two xinkid is offline Join Date: May 2006 Location: Round Rock, TX Posts: 140	Re: Optimum Polish - Less than Optimum.... I used Optimum Compound this past weekend with a 4" cyclo green pad on the PC. I agree with Accumulator on my experience that using very little product and working a very long time produces pretty good results. On the parts where I didn't work it long enough to break down completely, there was more significant hazing. But the part that I did correctly, it was almost micro-marring free but still very very sligth micro-marring under incandescent light in a dark garage. I think it is hard to use in the sense that it's hard to gauge when you've finished buffing.. seems to take forever..