Mildest Abrasive Polish

black bart

black bart

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Would the Poorboy's Professional Polish be milder than SSR1
I was going to order some Menzerna FPII but AG says it is on back order.
I want something really mild. :help:
 
PP is a polish with no abrasives in it. The type of pad that you use (cutting, polish, finishing) will make it abrasive or not. So PP is milder than SSR1 :) Your title suggest that you want an abrasive polish, but PP can achieve the same without having abrasives.

I actually used it on steves car today to remove wet sanding marks (bird do do sat on it to long) wit a rotary and a cutting pad even though it has no abrasives in it, it got rid of them all and left it ready for sealant/wax so it really depends on the pad (im sure you can get the same results with a PC if you work it in long enough dont know what you will be using)
 
Like Pockets said, PB's PP is pad dependant and is a great choice. PB's SSR1 and Pinnacle's XMT #1 are also good choices for a mild polish.
 
Gen2 said:
You can also consider PO85RD from Menzerna.
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That is what I have been using but it is on back order.
I use a LC white pad and M80 for minor swirls but follow with a LC black pad and FPII to get the smoothest finish that I can.
I want to make the paint so slick that a fly has to make three attempts to land on my car. :bigups
 
black bart said:
That is what I have been using but it is on back order.
I use a LC white pad and M80 for minor swirls but follow with a LC black pad and FPII to get the smoothest finish that I can.
I want to make the paint so slick that a fly has to make three attempts to land on my car. :bigups
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Still looking to find that finish on my cars. I find that im not able to "just yet" achieve that finish.
 
Just ordered Poorboy's PP i"m going to give it a try.
I ordered 2 of those new LC-CCS green pads going to try those with the PP and see how well I can get my BLACK to look. :bigups
 
black bart said:
Just ordered Poorboy's PP i"m going to give it a try.
I ordered 2 of those new LC-CCS green pads going to try those with the PP and see how well I can get my BLACK to look. :bigups
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Congratulations!!! I would be quite surprised if you are dissapointed in the PP from Poorboy's.

Also, look forward to future comments on the LC pads that you purchased. I have the white pads and found them to work adequately
 
black bart said:
Just ordered Poorboy's PP i"m going to give it a try.
I ordered 2 of those new LC-CCS green pads going to try those with the PP and see how well I can get my BLACK to look. :bigups
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It will be a good set up for what ever you use on top of it:) the paint will be as clean as it possibly can when you are finished.
 
Poorboy said:
It will be a good set up for what ever you use on top of it:) the paint will be as clean as it possibly can when you are finished.
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Sounds good the paint needs NO correction but it has been several months since it was polished.
I have used a paint cleaner to chemically remove all LSP and I want to make it as slick and smooth as possible before putting a LSP back on it.
This car has 8 coats of clear on it and I don't care how much work or how much time I put into it I just want to make it look as good as possible.
What I want is like last summer when I pulled up to where the drive through judging was and the judge ask if he could borrow my sun glasses he said the shine on my car was blinding him :rofl
 
Congrats on your PB PP order. It's a good product to use by hand to get the spots that your pad can't reach.
 
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