What is your favorite cyclo regime (pad/products) that you've found the most success with for polishing out light/medium swirls? I've had fairly good luck with green/Meguiar's 83 followed by white/Meguiar's 80, but I am looking to try something else since I always love to experiment! Unfortunately, don't really know what would be another good combo to try with my cyclo. :think2
Favorite cyclo regime?
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Accumulator
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[Note that Accumulator has been using the Cyclo for over 20 years..]
efnfast- I'd be easier for me to say what *doesn't* work with it! That'd be KAIO
My current hot system via Cyclo is the 1Z Pro/bodyshop line: Pasta Intensiv (orange and green pads) and High Gloss (green and white or blue pads). Yeah, I'm just crazy about 1Z polishes in general, but this is another case where they've worked well for me (I recently did the Denali XL with the Cyclo/1Z for all the post-rotary work, that huge beast gave me plenty of opportunity to see how well I liked the combo!).
The 1Z Paint Polish and Metallic Polish with Wax work great via Cyclo too, but I'd still use the Pasta Intensiv for more serious correction. The Paint Polish would be just about right in between the #83 (it's milder than the #83) and the #80 (it has a little more cut than #80 but finishes out almost as nicely). The Metallic (or the High Gloss) will, with the right pad choice, finish out nicer than the #80, at least on the paints I'm familiar with.
efnfast- I'd be easier for me to say what *doesn't* work with it! That'd be KAIO
My current hot system via Cyclo is the 1Z Pro/bodyshop line: Pasta Intensiv (orange and green pads) and High Gloss (green and white or blue pads). Yeah, I'm just crazy about 1Z polishes in general, but this is another case where they've worked well for me (I recently did the Denali XL with the Cyclo/1Z for all the post-rotary work, that huge beast gave me plenty of opportunity to see how well I liked the combo!).
The 1Z Paint Polish and Metallic Polish with Wax work great via Cyclo too, but I'd still use the Pasta Intensiv for more serious correction. The Paint Polish would be just about right in between the #83 (it's milder than the #83) and the #80 (it has a little more cut than #80 but finishes out almost as nicely). The Metallic (or the High Gloss) will, with the right pad choice, finish out nicer than the #80, at least on the paints I'm familiar with.