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  1. #1

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    I got a new Mazda6 Onyx black last October. I`m looking to invest time and some $ to have it look its best once snow clears (and have some good time doing it!). We`re having a terrible winter in Canada.



    I`ve read a bunch on this site for the last two weeks and I came up with two suites of products along with a PC. Now I need to decide between the two. I also want to pick a good mildly abrasive polish to have just in case. (I`ll also clay first.)



    combo 1:

    SSR1 (??) (not planned to be used at first)

    PWS/blue

    Natty`s blue

    OCW



    combo 2:

    106FF (??) (not planned to be used at first)

    RMG

    CMW

    OCW



    I have a little bias for clearkote as I read it wouldn`t affect trim and rubber if some wax got on it and it can also be used under direct sunlight. However I have the impression that PWS might be better at removing light swirls or spider webbings.



    106FF I`ve read a lot of opposing statements on it, anything better to replace it for in this list?

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    What is the condition paint in? Some will say add SIP to combo 2 and you`ll be good to go.

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    Yea Combo 2 looks really good.(and if you could get a sample of SIP) you would be golden. 106ff is amazing to me. For people who only want a 1step polish this stuff can be made certain techniques and pads just a bit more aggressive yet still finish down beautifully with a PC(and a rotary)

    What kind of pads are you thinking of using?



    Good luck and dont forget to post pics once you finish up

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    Id go with combo 2 as well....

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    Quote Originally Posted by getcha
    Yea Combo 2 looks really good.(and if you could get a sample of SIP) you would be golden. 106ff is amazing to me. For people who only want a 1step polish this stuff can be made certain techniques and pads just a bit more aggressive yet still finish down beautifully with a PC(and a rotary)

    What kind of pads are you thinking of using?



    Good luck and dont forget to post pics once you finish up


    I`ll try asking for a sample of SIP or IP, this one`s pretty expensive and I`m not sure I`ll need it from its description.



    I`ll be getting Lake country 6.5" CCS pads. 1 white, 2 black and 2 blue pads.

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    2 looks better, but you should go ahead & pick up a slightly more agressive polish to go with the 106ff. You only have finishing polishes listed. Try to add something like SIP. IP. Opt Polish, etc...

 

 

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