hacadacalopolis
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I went to two locations in Pensacola,Fl for PEPBOYS they still have the older version not the new formulation. Sux
New Autoglym Super Resin Polish
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Accumulator
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MDRX8 said:
Just to clarify, you're comparing SRP to the PO85RD, right? Hmm...I wouldn't have thought of 'em that way :think: But then my PO85RD is just sitting on the shelf unopened, so it's not like I really know from that product :nixweiss
Dan
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MDRX8 said:
Oh yeah, the stuff is amazing. I've used several LSPs that MUTED the gloss that PO85RD left (after IPA wipedown).
hacadacalopolis
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I call it the Glossinator!
However i would only use it if i cant achieve final results with super finishpo106
However i would only use it if i cant achieve final results with super finishpo106
MDRX8 said:
There is no comparison imho. 85rd is head and shoulders over anything else I have in my collection when it comes to glossinatin' (the original 106ff coming in a close second and fpII/ micro polish coming in a very close 3rd). Only topper ive used that at least maintained if not enhanced 85rd even more was Z2pro. All that said, ive found that srp does a nice job on paints when Ive used it with a da; heck Ive even used it with a mf pad, albeit there was a little more dusting than I expected. Sadly, I get folks that dont want to commit the time to a proper jeweling or a multi-step, so Ive been using srp a lot more than I would like. Cant say that Ive had a lot of disappointed customers so that has to be a plus for srp.
Accumulator
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MDRX8 said:
Next time I polish either the A8 or S8 I plan to give it a try. But that might not be for quite a while
Really can't see using it on any of the beaters :grinno:
SVR
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try Xpert 1500 high tech. Menz 85RD and that are the best abrasive finishing polishes available
xpert is also a cleaner and corrector for soft paints
xpert is also a cleaner and corrector for soft paints
Joey brought over a new bottle of V1 SRP yesterday. The lower plastic panels on this pig black RR where hammered. After endless compounding with Dynabrade/Surbuf/M101 all that remained where some deep scratches and some RIDS that would require sanding to remove. I worked in the SRP with white LC pad on the DB. Wiped off the polish and what a nice gloss it left. It did not do any filling for the deeper defects. I then sprayed a "wisper" of IPA on a MF and with one quick wipe everything was gone, back to the compounded state. 
Claiming this product has any polishing ability is absurd IMO and its filling properties are very weak.
Claiming this product has any polishing ability is absurd IMO and its filling properties are very weak.
Dan
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Alfisti said:
Exactly, I think people expect fillers to work miracles, they don't, and yes, they can be removed with a solvent. Though if anyone knows of one that isn't removed with IPA, let me know.
Dan
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gmblack3 said:
But will those polishes allow a non wax based sealant to bond on top of them?
autoaesthetica
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gmblack3 said:
Hes talking about AG EGP I think Bryan. Or maybe the fact that anything out there can basically work with SRP, and not all filling products can say that
Let's not forget in the discussion the old terminology definitions that are still blended in our trade depending on who you talk to..
-Glaze used to mean a polishing product now it has a connotation of concealing or some light cleaning
-Polish basically means anything that makes anything else shiny(Zaino "polishes" vs M205 finishing polish vs SRPolish are all considered polishes) - hell a glass cleaner by definition could technically be considered this.
-Cleaner used to mean compound, now mostly means light accumulation remover
Dan
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autoaesthetica said:
Yep. I'm wondering if there are other products that fill and are widely compatible with other LSPs. And the discussion at hand is SRP, which excels in both respects.