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    Ssr1

    Is SSR1 the same as Mothers Pre-wax cleaner? Just wondering if it (Mothers) has the same cleaning and polishing properties. I have some very fine swirls and scratches and I`m looking for a very mild abrasive. Will mothers pre-wax cleaner cut it or should I add an extra polishing step after the pre-wax cleaner and before the glaze?

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    Re: Ssr1

    I dont think that Mothers PrewWax cleaner is anything more than a chemical cleaner. Its part of the Mothers 3step which includes a Sealer/Glaze step to take care of swirls but it doesnt do a great job.

    Maybe someone else can say for certain but SSR1 is an awesome polish especially when applied via PC it can do allot on its own.

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    i dont think that the mothers would do much....have never tried it but the ssr line up is awesome

    i would think the ssr has more power but i could be wrong.

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    The SSRs are a diminishing abrasive. I believe that the mother`s pre-wax cleaner is just that, a cleaner.
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    Re: Ssr1

    The Mother`s 3 step process doesn`t work very well for covering swirls. (I`ve tried it ) The pre-wax cleaner is just designed to prep the surface so the next step, that it all. Supposedly the prew-wax and the sealer/glaze in the Mother`s kit covers "Fine" swirls, but they would have to be very very fine. Go with SSR1.

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    SSR1 is a very light abrasive polish. It will remove light swirls/marring. It will have more bite than the Mother`s pre-wax cleaner. I personally like to use SSR1 as a final polishe before my LSP.
    I still don`t believe in grit guards.

 

 

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