Ultrafina? Danase Swirl Abolisher, ZPC?

9935annivgt · 10-01-08, 11:21

need some advice on the last step of a detail on my mustang. I have polished out about 90-95% of the swirks and scratches out with 4 inch orange pad on my PC and using the ZPC. My problem is what to use for the next step? I have 4 inch green pads, and 4 inch white pads and even some blue pads that I can use. What product should I use? I have been reading and see ultrafina mentioned a lot, I have the ZPC that I could use, I have also heard good things about Danase swirl abolisher 1 as well as good things about the wolfgang stuff? i know I could be opening a can of worms but do you think that the ZPC and white pad would finish it off or do I need some more products. I also have the danase pure polish as well. I will top the car with DWG and Zaino and maybe a layer of CMW. But I know I need to get the prep work done first. What is next guys need some help here please!

TheMethod · 10-01-08, 06:59

I'd say give ZPC and White or Blue a go, you own the polish already. If you do want to get somthing else i've had great sucess with Ultrafina and Black Pads.

9935annivgt · 10-02-08, 03:28

Thanks for the reply, not getting as many as I thought I would, but maybe just asking a sily question not sure but thanks for the insight

TSC17 · 10-02-08, 03:44

What color is your car?

You could try the ZPC with one of the lighter pads to see how well it finishes off. I'd recommend using speed 4.5-5.

If you feel you need a little finer finish, I'd recommend Optimum Poliseal. It's relatively inexpensive, super easy to apply and take off, and can act either as a light polish, or a topper with durability. I'd recommend using some 5.5" pads though. The 4" are great if you need to do heavier correction with a pc, but will seriously slow down the process for final polishing or application of toppers.

UF SE is great stuff, but you really need a rotary to use it properly, and it's expensive.

9935annivgt · 10-02-08, 10:50

The car is black, I love it but it is a pain sometimes but I knew that when I bought it.

Cleaning Fool · 10-02-08, 06:56

I think ZP-C should do just fine. Ive seen it finish down very very well.