favorite products with a DA

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Since polishes and compounds break down differently with a rotary verses a DA, I was curious to see what people have stumbled across as there go to polishes for DA polishers, I know there are alot of members that strictly use DA's so they will probably have a good insight. If I need to finish with a DA I have found myself going to carbrites Superglaze or a mixture I have made up as a one step product with Prokem crystal 2000/and Detailplus paint sealant mixed 80/20 but I am ready to have a few others to use. Ease of removal and dusting results would be a great addition to your feedback

 

[imported_smprince1]

I find PBs SSR line and Hi-Temp MC and LC levelers work pretty well with PC.

 

[imported_truzoom]

Optimum Hyper Compound works great with a PC. Produces minimal dust and can finish if you work it in long enough.

 

[BigJimZ28]

anything I have ever used has worked by PC

 

[imported_hockeyplaya13]

I have used SSR 2.5 and 1 and didn't care for them now. Currently I use Menz IP and PO106FF and love both of them. I have no desire to try other polishes. Soon I will be adding Power Gloss to my arsenal.

 

[BigAl3]

the optimum line with PC has worked great for me...

 

[LanceM]

menzerna products

 

[Invigor]

klasse AIO and SG.

 

[Junebug]

Menzerna IP and a low profile orange 5.5" pad.

 

[Legacy]

Menzerna:2thumbs:

 

[cheapshot]

most products work well with pc, I would not use a burgundy foam cutting pad though, as this pad is to aggressive. I have used a few orange pad, but still like 8006.



I have used Meguiars #84, #80 with great results.

I have used PB's SSR2.5 ,SSR1 with great results.

I have used a few 3M products with great results.

I have used Klasse AIO with great results.

and many glazes, waxes and sealants.



I got great result using Meguiars 8006 foam polishing pads, with all the polishes I have used. and Meguiars finishing pads for waxes and sealants.



I do get dusting from most products, and yes it is annoying to have to clean the next panel or section before moving on. But that does not mean they don't work. For example I removed very very bad swirls using #84 and a few 8006 polishing pads.

Time and Patience are key when using the PC. Most products with enough abrasiveness to tackle a tuff job, are going to dust.