Can someone give me a rundown on a typical detail with Poorboy`s?

[dtailthis2]

Like what products used in what step and what pad.

Assume ur using a rotary so i would need speed settings for each.

Also which product to use on light cars and which on dark

Thanks

[holland_patrick]

Welcome back...
wash with ss&s
clay with PB clay
2.5 polishing pad 1000-2000
1 polishing pad 1000-1500
PwC finishing pad 1000-1250
Natty`s by hand blue for DARK
TR for trim
BnB for tires
WS for Wheels

[Beemerboy]

Welcome back...

2.5 polishing pad 1000-2000
1 polishing pad 1000-1500
PwC finishing pad 1000-1250
Natty`s by hand blue for DARK
TR for trim
BnB for tires
WS for Wheels

This is great but add clay to the start right after washing.

[GregCavi]

Welcome back...

2.5 polishing pad 1000-2000
1 polishing pad 1000-1500
PwC finishing pad 1000-1250
Natty`s by hand blue for DARK
TR for trim
BnB for tires
WS for Wheels

I would have to agree with patrick on all of the above, but I wouldnt push 2000 with the ssr2.5 . The PwC wouldnt really need all of the 1250 rpm becuase it doesnt really have much cut, if any. Other than that it looks good.

Greg

[dtailthis2]

thanks for all the replies. i ended up giving detailing another go, but my shoulder just hurt too much after an hour.

so i traded my rotary, plus some cash, on autopia for a PC. And well lets say i just finished my first detail since my injury and it looks amazing. I do miss the rotary for some "trouble" spots, but for the clients i have/had a PC is MORE than enough.

So now does anything change? And whats the natty`s? are there two types for different colors?

[budman3]

There is the original Natty`s (which I have which is clear) and there is Natty`s Blue. The blue is supposed to have better looks on darker color cars; ie looks more `wet`. You really can`t go wrong with any PB products.

[holland_patrick]

ya keep the sped 4-5 1/2 6 if you really really need it.. and I would just get natty`s blue... It`s sweet.. but i have both,.