What is good for Hand Polishing?

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My neighbor came over while i was working on my dads car, he doesnt like the turtle wax that he picked up from wallymart. He needs a polish, and perferably something that works well by hand and has some fillers.

What are some good recommendtations for a polish and an applicator? I was thinking the Sonus Hand Polish Bundle (http://www.autopia-carcare.com/sonhandpol.html) but what else is there?

Clearkote Vanilla Moose Wax?

Even if it's just a wax, i'm sure he'd be happy with something that can remove oxidation and fill lots of swirlies.

[Amused]

ScratchX comes to mind...and a normal foam applicator will do the trick. But I wouldn't recommend polishing a whole car by hand. He'll wear himself out after just the hood if the marring/oxidation is bad.

If he is determined to hand polish, maybe suggest the Polishin Pal from Autogeek. That will surely alleviate hand fatigue, but not entirely.

[Accumulator]

If ordering isn't out of the question, I *always* recommend 1z Paint Polish. Available at PAKSHACK . It's my hands-down favorite polish for use by hand.

[jfelbab]

He might like ColorX.

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Originally Posted by Accumulator

If ordering isn't out of the question, I *always* recommend 1z Paint Polish. Available at PAKSHACK . It's my hands-down favorite polish for use by hand.

wow really? I'm having good results with this by machine, never imagined it would be good by hand.

polish+fillers is good!

[natebood]

You might consider the Polishin' Pal or the like to aide in the polishing process. They can be found at Autogeek, Danase, Exceldetail, etc.