Syn1 has arrived, testers needed

**David Fermani** · 07-10-2010, 06:57 PM

Not sure if I want to try the Beta version or wait until the final product is perfected? I`d love to give an unbiased comparison review of it against some other popular products.

When will Syn1 be available to purchase ala carte?

**sal329** · 07-17-2010, 06:50 PM

How does this compare to the cut of M105 or Menz Power gloss?

**JSFM35X** · 07-18-2010, 05:49 AM

Originally Posted by sal329

How does this compare to the cut of M105 or Menz Power gloss?

I don`t have any experience with the two polishes you mention, but I can share an experience with Syn 1. I attended Detail weekend and my rear bumper had been scraped by a car rolling into me on a valet parking line. Not a huge deal but it left a rough spot in the clear that you can feel and see. Patrick wet sanded the area with 2000 (possibly ist was 3K grit paper and I got a little nervious becase the whole area was dull (10" x 4" area). He hit the area with Syn 1, my flex and an orange pad and bingo the paint looked perfect. I think he made 6 or 7 passes. The first few under heavy pressure and finished more lightly. I removed the residue and went over the area with Natty`s Liquid Blue. Car looks great, you cannot find a dull spot and the only evidence of the accidental hiit is a tiny deprssion in the pumper. It looks great.

**G.T.Subie** · 07-18-2010, 05:49 PM

I used SYN 1 at the detail weekend at worked great.

I am far from a "PRO", I used the beta version with a flex on a pretty swirled up 06 BMW545i and the customer was very happy. The car had been through 5 years of car washes so you can imagine the horror.

The process was quite easy with the SYN1, it finished down great and I went straight to PWC. The only negative was that the dusting was real bad but PB is aware and already has the fix.
Admittedly I have not used a ton of other products but there were plenty of guys at the detail weekend to witness how great it worked. I plan on keeping this around.