High Temp Products?

1Bad81Bu · 05-05-07, 07:15

I am thinking about buying some High Temp products when I get my rotary. What is there order of most to least agressiveness? What are some good combos for this product?

smprince1 · 05-05-07, 07:39

Extreme Cut, Heavy, Medium, Light for levelers.

Top of the Line Auto Detailing Supplies sells them.

salty · 05-05-07, 07:50

Go for Extreme cut and maybe Light cut. Make sure they are the levelers and not cutting.

For me it is EC -leveler, maybe some OP mixed in and then OP as the polish.

rkf76 · 05-05-07, 10:13

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Originally Posted by 1Bad81Bu

I am thinking about buying some High Temp products when I get my rotary. What is there order of most to least agressiveness? What are some good combos for this product?

I've never used them with a combo, always straight up, although anything that could be added to make it a bit thinner and a bit easier to remove would be nice. It's not that it's hard, but compared to other polishes it's not as easy.

JMatt · 05-06-07, 07:28

I just recently went through the process of finding the strongest possible product to use with the PC. I now have a shelf full of products. The Extreme Cut Leveller is the best one out there. Be ready though - you can completely haze your paint (which was my goal). Just understand that you can then use milder products to creat a spectacular shine.

Shine provided by Extreme Cut Leveller using the PC.

rkf76 · 05-06-07, 08:33

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Originally Posted by JMatt

I just recently went through the process of finding the strongest possible product to use with the PC. I now have a shelf full of products. The Extreme Cut Leveller is the best one out there. Be ready though - you can completely haze your paint (which was my goal). Just understand that you can then use milder products to creat a spectacular shine.

Shine provided by Extreme Cut Leveller using the PC.

beautiful reflection shots

BigJimZ28 · 05-06-07, 12:30

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Originally Posted by salty

Make sure they are the levelers and not cutting.
For me it is EC -leveler

What?... can you explain to me what you are trying to say

rkf76 · 05-06-07, 03:15

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Originally Posted by BigJimZ28

What?... can you explain to me what you are trying to say

I'm stumped too. Anyways, just get the HTEC

davela72 · 05-06-07, 07:22

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Originally Posted by JMatt

I just recently went through the process of finding the strongest possible product to use with the PC. I now have a shelf full of products. The Extreme Cut Leveller is the best one out there. Be ready though - you can completely haze your paint (which was my goal). Just understand that you can then use milder products to creat a spectacular shine.

Shine provided by Extreme Cut Leveller using the PC.

Beautiful work there! What did you follow up with after the EC?

Frito Bandito · 05-06-07, 07:34

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Originally Posted by rkf76

I'm stumped too. Anyways, just get the HTEC

I'm getting ready to try Hi Temp products as well and was wondering how much more aggressive HTEC is than HTHC? I was just going to buy some HTHC and call it a day. I have some OP to mix with it to increase work time and/or decrease cut a bit as needed. Didn't really think I would need HTEC.......