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Old 10-09-09, 11:37   #1 (permalink)
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Question Breaking down a pure polish

Is it possible to break down a pure polish like Meguiars #7 Glaze? Would it be beneficial to work that with a pad with no mechanical ability until it has "broken down" to burnish the paint/jewel?
 
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Old 10-10-09, 06:31   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Breaking down a pure polish

"Pure polish" in Meguiar's speak means no abrasives. Technically there is nothing to break down. Just WOWO and enjoy the shine.
 
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Old 10-10-09, 09:43   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Breaking down a pure polish

The only way to burnish/jewel with a nonabrasive product like #7 is for the *application medium* (i.e., the pad) to do the abrading.

We used to do that way back in the day using #7 and terry cloth on single stage (primarily lacquer). These days you'd be *MUCH* better off using a very mildly abrasive product and a zero-cut pad (the conceptually opposite idea).
 
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