HD Polish Plus And A Revised Method Of Application?

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kappy

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The last two times I used HD Polish I had some problems with it dusting that I hadn't had previously. I tried a new pad and followed the steps that have been posted numerous times on this forum but there was still some dust. I thought it could even be a result of old product.

While on the 3D site looking for some info on a couple of other products I came across this video:
http://videos.3dproducts.com/index/i...em=ybDgGPWI7wI

The recommendation to spray the pad with HD Touch before applying product is new to me, as is the reference to HD Polish Plus. I remember reading some instructions posted by David Fermani, suggesting not to use any detail spray, but after watching the video I wonder if the spray helps reduce the dust. And even the way the pad is primed in the second half of the video is different, using an X pattern. Both of the pads being used look very soft, so I don't know how much correction they're adding, but the application looks effortless. I don't think I've ever had the polish react like that.

So is HD Polish Plus a new and improved version and is the detail spray now a recommended addition?
 
I haven't had ANY dusting with HD Polish+, but removal is not quite as easy as the original IMO. Still wipes off easy though.
 
RaskyR1 said:
I haven't had ANY dusting with HD Polish+, but removal is not quite as easy as the original IMO. Still wipes off easy though.
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Did you have any dusting with the original Polish, and do you use any detail spray or just the polish?

Thanks.
 
donbeezy said:
i just ordered a bottle of hd polish and when it came in, it had the + on it. im guessing they revised it and phased out the old polish
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Ah. . . Just had a package come in this morning with the big bottles of HD Cut and Polish. No + on them :(
 
kappy said:
Did you have any dusting with the original Polish, and do you use any detail spray or just the polish?

Thanks.
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Yes, I get some light dusting with the original stuff. Never used a detail spray with it either. Actually this is the first time I recall seeing it mentioned.
 
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