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    Hey dudes-

    This Saturday I will be polishing a buddy`s red 97 4Runner. I am doing this for free, just to practice polishing. I did a little test spot by hand with some UC and there was paint transfer, confirming single stage, but it polished up nicely. Will be using my G110 on Sat. I have orange, white and blue pads.



    I searched around and for SS paint some people like meg`s 80 & 26.



    I was just gonna use what I have, UC, Swirl X and some nuba.



    I can get the megs 80 and 26 locally, but at a cost ofcourse.



    Given that this is a free/practice thing, should I just use the UC/SwirlX that I have, or pony up and buy the megs 80 & 26? If it gives a much better result I would be ok with the expense. But if the result would be the same then no point.



    Also what might be a really wet looking wax that could be bought in a store locally?



    I am open to other recomendations.



    Thanks,

    Justin <---learning on a budget

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    I called around and it turns out 80 and 26 are not expensive at all. I`m just gonna get them and see which combo produces a better result.

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    Quote Originally Posted by the walrus
    I called around and it turns out 80 and 26 are not expensive at all. I`m just gonna get them and see which combo produces a better result.


    I was going to suggest exactly that. It is always good to have options in case the paint doesn`t play well with certain products.



    80 and 26 should do very well (final 2 steps) on that paint.

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    M80 and any LSP, but #26 is very good combined with M80.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lecchilo
    M80 and any LSP, but #26 is very good combined with M80.


    +1

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    Sweet...thanks guys. I will be sure to post some pics and 50/50 shots.



    Justin

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    I have used UC/SwirlX on my DD single stage red car. These products are very conducive for ss paints(lots of polishing oils) and helps to set the paint up for LSP.

 

 

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