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  1. #1

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    Finally, I got my PC 7424XP this afternoon.:woot:



    I am going to work on my Black Subaru Forester this weekend. :buffing:





    I have following pads and products



    3 CCS Orange 5.5 Light Cutting Pads

    3 CCS White 5.5 Polishing Pads

    2 CCS Gray 5.5 Finishing Pads

    1 CCS Blue 5.5 Finessing Pad



    Meguiar`s Products



    Ultimate Compound

    Deep Crystal system Polish

    Deep Crystal System Paint cleaner

    ColorX

    Swirl X

    Scratch X 2.0

    NXT Liquid Wax



    My goal is removing swril marks as many as possible...



    Suggestions?



    Thanks

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    Start with the least aggressive pad (White) and Meg`s UC may be too aggressive for soft paint. I would start out with something like Menz 106FA with a white pad and finish down with 85rd. Even Meg`s 205 might work.

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    with what you have, try the white pad with swirlx and see where that get you...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Legacy99
    Start with the least aggressive pad (White) and Meg`s UC may be too aggressive for soft paint.


    Actually, I am thinking to use CCS Gray pad with SwirlX...just play safe:clap:



    or Should I use white pad with Swirl X?



    Thanks





    PS: Are you drinving a Legacy? If so, What year?

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    Will SwirlX cause more Swirls with white pad on soft paint?

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    The gray is a finishing pad and if you have swirls you should use a white polishing pad as BigAl suggested. And no, I don`t drive a Legacy.

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    iv done quite a few subies with the PC and i find that im still using an orange pad to get the marks out. though, iv been using Optimum products, which i now know are better for rotarys and not orbitals.... so, perhaps you will have an easier time of it with a lighter pad and megs. products.



    in general i find subarus are easy to work on.

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    Remember to post results. I`m going to do my subbie in a week or so for the first time.

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    Green pads seem to work just right for subaru black too. Something with similar cut and finish to #83 or Menzerna 106 should yield great results

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    Go with Swielx in places that you need to then use Colorx over all vehicle best if let polymers in set up for 12 hours before appying NXT.

 

 

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