An afternoon with Rotary, PB, a Benz and Audi

**grisby** · 08-19-2003, 09:30 AM

YINGLING,,,Made in Pottstown Pa i believe...I went to College in York Pa.....That stuff was cheap and good.....

Hey guys, I think you mean Pottsville, not Pottstown. Pottstown is towards Phila and Pottsville, as we say here , is in the coal regions. The older folks used to call them coalcrackers ( I can say that because my mothers side of the family is from that region(Wilkes Barre)

bill g

**rtbrick** · 08-19-2003, 10:20 AM

I have used SSR3 then SSR1 right behind it and the shine and feel was great.

I have a question as usual though: PB, if you recommend using either SSR1 or PP (I`m guessing similar results), why have two products so close together in performance?

**Poorboy** · 08-19-2003, 10:29 AM

RT ..they have totally different properties....the SSR1 is thicker and is primarily made for paint, but also works well on glass

and will leave a slight ..ok very slight filler...

the Professional Polish is thin and more of a pure Polish..it works on paint and leaves it squeeky clean, ready for any product to follow, or to be left alone by many Street Rodders I deal with.
It also works great on metals llike Aluminum and Brass etc, as well as a Super Chrome cleaner(platings) .

I think the Pro is a bit less aggressive than SSR1 also....
please also remember the Pro Polish came out almost 6 months before the SSR line when people asked for a more aggressive line of Polishes and swirl removers....but if you have both it`s easy to see the differences