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Old 10-28-05, 11:40   #1 (permalink)
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Need help winterizing my black Honda?

I have a black honda with a fair amount of swirls. They are not deep, I probably just looked at my car the wrong way and BAM swirl marks. Anyway here's a list of products I have, what combos are compatible for removing swirls and giving me the most protection for the up coming winter?

SSR 2, & 2.5
80, VM, AIO,
SG, 16, EX, EX-P, Natty

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If your trying to get rid of most of the swirls I would first start with SSR2 and see how it does. If it doesn't cut enough, SSR2.5 with a polishing or light cutting pad should be fine, especially for soft Honda paint. Anyway after you are content with your swirl removing, I would do a base coat of AIO and if your looking for something really durable i'd probably use its partner, SG. Maybe after a coat or 2 of SG, you can top it off with some heavy duty #16, I think that would be the most durable combination out of your arsenal to combat our NE winters.
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Thanks for the input. I was thinking the same thing. I plan on trying my rotary for this job and was considering using 80 instead of the SSR. Will 80 work well with AIO, SG, and 16?
 
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Yes #80 is fine to use as long as your using AIO afterwards as your base for SG.
Skipping the AIO and going from #80 to SG is a BIG because of the oils in #80.
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Is there any wait time between any of these steps? Will SG have any issues with EX?
80, AIO, SG, EX
80, AIO, EX
 
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