A polish for use by hand?

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bcwang

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Just wondering if you guys know any good polish that works well by hand. I can't access an outlet so can't use any machines to do polish work.



I've got mothers pre-wax cleaner and mothers scratch remover. I think those would be the only two things I have that can polish. But I don't see the pre-wax cleaner taking out swirls. Can the scratch remover be used on entire panels?



What about mothers powerpolish? I read a post where it was mentioned to work ok by hand. Just wondering if it would be any better than pre-wax cleaner or the scratch remover.



Can any of the menzerna products work out swirls by hand?



Any help is appreciated.



Thanks!
 
Just about any prewax cleaner by hand is fine. If you are wanting paint correction with a polish, doing it by hand will not be much fun. If I didn't have access to an outlet, I would by an inverter and run off my car battery before I tried to polish by hand.
 
At the risk of starting a controversial discussion, I've been impressed with Zaino's Z-PC Fusion Cleaner Cleaner and Swirl remover both with and without a PC. like all of Zaino's productes, it works well "by hand or PC" (sorry Bostonians, but on the other hand, wasn't it Paul Revere who ran for help?)
 
I havent tried ZPC, but im going to. Ive also been looking for a good hand polish for use in door sills and those hard to reach places (or atleast hard with a rotary or pc)
 
Einszett 1Z-I think exceldetail carries their line. The one in the cans (the yellow for heavy correction, then the green one for med, and the red can for final polishing). I use these all the time for places I cannot get a machine like underneath door handles and corners. Just get some microfiber pads and get ready for an arm workout!
 
74 thing said:
Einszett 1Z-I think exceldetail carries their line. The one in the cans (the yellow for heavy correction, then the green one for med, and the red can for final polishing). I use these all the time for places I cannot get a machine like underneath door handles and corners. Just get some microfiber pads and get ready for an arm workout!
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Yep, what he said :xyxthumbs



1Z is probably my most-recommended polish choice anyhow and it's the *only* stuff I'd ever recommend for use by hand.
 
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