confused about pwc

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97 bonneville/98 Z71
I've been using pwc for about a year now and I like it a lot. I'm just curious as to how can it say non-abrasive on the bottle, but then it says it can remove oxidation, haze, fine scratches, old product build up, etc, etc?
Wouldn't this product have to be just a tad abrasive?
 
:yeah ..the abilty to do those jobs with a chemical cleaner is done with a varried level of abrasive applicators to achieve different results:)
 
The Chee said:
Steve, is this the same for PP as well?
What kind of pad should we be using?

Cheers
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It's true for any chemical vs mechanical polish...the smoother the applicator and the polish the higher the gloss will be to get a chemical polish to do the work of a mechanical abrasive, you would just go up on the aggressiveness of the pad, what pad you choose will depend on whatyou are trying to accomplish...say for instance you have finished detailing the car with a new product but it doesn't look like what you wanted or expected..then take a chemical polish with a finishing or fine polishing pad and you you buff off the old product and clean the paint for the next product...for oxidation or scratches you would use a polishing or cutting pad...
 
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