Formerly the "Best Detailer", now just Super Wax Waster Man. Not necessarily tactful, but normally right. It`s good to be da King !!!Post Thanks / Like - 2 Likes, 0 Thanks, 0 Dislikesnickclark08, RatZ1LLa liked this post
According to this chart - http://www.autopiaforums.com/Todd-He...lish-chart.jpg
Poorboy`s SSR1 is slightly less abrasive than Poorboy`s Polish with Carnauba. Would the SSR1 be ok to remove the AIO? I ask cause I like the idea of it being less abrasive plus the store has it on sale right now
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why are you shocked? and shaking your head
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Because I just had a donut!
Well, I was just curious to see how a NON-abrasive polish, coupled with a polishing pad (not compounding) would do against sanding marks. I mean, it`s not an aggressive combo like SSR3 and a heavy cut pad, so I wasn`t expecting *those* results! AND, on top of that, I think the sanding was done at either 1200 grit, or 1500.
I was pleasantly surprised, to say the least
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Another question: I`ve read some here and elsewhere that suggests that Natty`s Red paste enhances metal flakes in red paint, is that correct? I saw some people suggesting that Natty`s Blue muted their flakes, so I am more interested in the Red if it would enhance the flakes.
Also, I assume I could layer Souveran and Natty`s Red as the topper?
MarkCollier- I dunno if you`d want to add Souveran to the mix if enhancing the metalflake is part of your goal. I wouldn`t top [some product] with [some other product] anyhow...I`d just use *one* product that does what I want.
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You could original Natty`s too ... there was a side by side test by an old member named Deanski .. he came to our Detail Weekend with his red car done half with Souvern and half with Natty`s .. only a couple people could guess which was which I like Liquid Natty`s Red for the most pop in flakes
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Interesting that *anybody* could tell which was which!
I find Souveran gives varying/inconsistent results on metallics; it *slightly* seems to mute the ss lacquer metallic on my Jag (which I *LIKE* as it`s a metallic gray not a silver) but it does *not* mute the flake in b/c Audi silver.
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