Non-abrasive?

[cheapshot]

I have a bottle of PwC, and it says it`s NON-ABRASIVE? But it also says, REMOVES OXIDATION, HAZE, FINE SCRATCHES, SWIRL MARKS, SAP,TAR, BUGS, OVER-SPRAY, OLD PRODUCTS and more?



What could I expect from this product? How effective of a swirl remover is it? Sound more like a cleaner wax, but i can`t say because i haven`t tried it. When Would this become handy? Thanks

[togwt]

Just a sugestion, you may get more responses posing a question thus...Is PWC NON-ABRASIVE?

[cheapshot]

Thanks, I changed subject.



My brother wants me to polish his car this weekend. It`s a 97 altima light Beige in color. The front and rear bumper are shot from city parking, And theres nothing I could do there. I know he has swirls, but I`m not looking to spend all day. Was wondering how Pwc would do on this?

[Setec Astronomy]

I`m just guessing, but perhaps the product does its cleaning job chemically, which would allow it to remove defects, but still be termed "non-abrasive".

[III]

Originally posted by cheapshot

[B]Sound more like a cleaner wax.





You are correct. This is a great one-step product when you don`t have the time to do multiple steps.

[cheapshot]

So I`m guessing that this product is less abrasive then say #9? But works chemically and not abrasively? :rolleyes:





I`ll have to test out PwC and see how it turns out. Hope this will take care of a bit or fill a bit of them. If not I`ll Try some #80. I was looking to spend more time on the interior. It`s a BIG mess, and I wanted to test my Kids n` Pets with my Bissel on it. :D

[ALAN81]

PwC is a nice product to work with.To me its a semi mild polish that if your car is prepped correctly will give you a nice finish.Takes out a lot of crap from the surface of your paint.