Ron has been doing alot of testing with the new OHC and this past Saturday I got hold of perhaps the worst Porsche I have ever seen. It was scratched beyond belief.....it amazed Ron just how bad it was (I'll post full pictures later in Click and Brag).
This new Hyper is alot more aggressive than the older Hyper but it still has a long working time and the low dusting is also still there.
Here is a picture of the Porsche hood while on the lift being serviced before we got it. Notice the condition of the hood in the light?
Well after Ron took out some dings he ran the new Hyper over half the hood with a yellow foam cutting pad at 1500 rpm's. It removed 97% of the heavy scratches and left behind minimal swirls, considering it's a more aggressive compound plus a foam cutting pad.
Here is a picture of the left half after being buffed and then rigt side untouched.
The picture quality ain't all that great but I'll post up some better ones in my next post tomorrow. You can see that the new Hyper left behind some halograms but they were easily removed with the following polishing steps.
We also wet sanded the rear quarter panel with 3000 grit paper and it removed all the marks with a yellow pad. I thought it would swirl more but as long as you work it comes out very nice. Stopping to soon will cause more swirls.
It seems to be on the aggressive level of Hi-Temps Extreme Cut/Powergloss...perhaps even an edge or so more. I'll be interested to see what others think as they start using it.
Anthony
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