Polish, Polish, Polish?

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BooSSt

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With all the polishes out there its hard to find the one that fits my needs. I drive a fairly new vehicle that has been taken really good care of. Every imperfection is minor (hairline scratches, cob web, Etc) Im looking for a light polish with minor paint correcting properties that is easy to use. A suggestion for a nice wax with good shine and durability would be good too. Im not new to the detailing world so polishing and buffing i can do. Just need some help with products. Thanks. Polishes and waxes?
 
I would buy something somewhat agressive, such as Optimum Compound, or Menzerna's Super Intensive Polish, because even though the defects may not seem deep, they can be worse than they appear. Plus, it is nice to have those on hand when you get a scratch or something. Then I would get Blackfire Scratch Resistant Clear Finishing Polish(Which is Menzerna 106FF in a smaller size) to finish it up.
 
BooSSt said:
With all the polishes out there its hard to find the one that fits my needs. I drive a fairly new vehicle that has been taken really good care of. Every imperfection is minor (hairline scratches, cob web, Etc) Im looking for a light polish with minor paint correcting properties that is easy to use.
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Zaino ZPC will work perfectly for your needs......



Do you have a PC to apply the product....?
 
i dont have a porter cable but i do have a makita variable speed rotary. I know that it is a bit harsher if you dont know what your doing but it does the trick for me.



What about the Z-AIO?



What is recommended to top with?
 
nanotech waxes and polishes are what you need. they have better correction properties than your standard polishes and waxes. they fill better and bring out a much deeper more noticable shine than the standard stuff.
 
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