poorboy`s pp

**III** · 04-21-2004, 07:45 PM

Is this considered to be more of a chemical cleaner? Would this work better for swirls, or stains/blemishes, or both?

**ranch4x4** · 04-21-2004, 08:16 PM

It does a great job of cleaning the surface, it`s not very abrasive and wouldn`t do much for swirls... unless they are very light.

**elortt** · 04-21-2004, 11:32 PM

Whoa we are getting a little personal arent we? :rolling You may want to call his wife on that one :lol

Don`t they make medication for that :LOLOL :lol :eek

on a more serious note though, yes Poorboys PP :lol is more of a chemical cleaner, works great for oxidation and watermarks and such, also glass and plastics. If you need swirl removal you would want to go with the SSR`s

Eric

**groebuck** · 04-21-2004, 11:37 PM

rumor has it PB removed an good sized scratch with nothing but PP and a terry cloth (ask awd330)

**awd330** · 04-22-2004, 01:24 AM

Originally posted by groebuck
rumor has it PB removed an good sized scratch with nothing but PP and a terry cloth (ask awd330)

:yeah Yes, he did. It was the combination of the cotton towel`s (flat weave, NOT terry cloth) cutting action along with the PP that produced this result. Very impressive indeed.

**EBPcivicsi** · 04-22-2004, 07:36 AM

I have removed swirls with PP on a PC @ 5.5 and yellow meg`s pad. I think of it as more of a chemical paint cleaner that leaves behind a squeeky clean finish. IMO, most of the swirl removing ability of PP will depend on the application material and speed/pressure with which it is applied.

**Koop** · 04-22-2004, 06:11 PM

PP is amazing stuff. I can remove 1500 grit scratch marks with pp on a pc with a red megs cutting pad at speed 6. Takes a little while but it will come out beautifully. I couldn`t believe my eyes. Absolutly amazing stuff.