Poorboys SSR2.5

The smell is bubbleliciusly delicious :D

Because I find it pleasant I can't comment on whether it's too strong.



I did noticed that some pink discoloration remained on my pad but it doesn't bother me too much.
 
i don't think the smell of either SSR 2.5 or SSR 1 to be too strong, just a hint. then again, my nose could be off. :D



as for cleaning of the pads, in my experience, SSR 2.5 comes out quite well from my yellow cutting pad. SSR 1 left my white polishing pad pink. both pads get a soak in a bucket of warm water and woolite, sometimes washed with a hand soap and water, before being rinsed.
 
Very accurate review Corey .Since reading it I tried SSR2 on an NSX. I used my Cyclo to work the product. Instead of water, I lightly spray my pads with FI. To me, it's similiar to using Menzerna FP. Here's a hood shot. Thanks, Terry
 

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Very well done review Corey, thanks! Did you follow up with SSR1 or another finishing polish or was the finish good enough to go straight to a glaze/LSP? Also, have you ever used Menzerna PG or IP ? If you have can you compare the usability and results of PG or IP to SSR1?



Thanks!
 
RedondoV6 said:
Very well done review Corey, thanks! Did you follow up with SSR1 or another finishing polish or was the finish good enough to go straight to a glaze/LSP? Also, have you ever used Menzerna PG or IP ? If you have can you compare the usability and results of PG or IP to SSR1?



Thanks!
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I'd say that SSR2.5 breaks down finer than DACP, but maybe not enough to go straight to, say, AIO or VM something else without a lighter polish in it. You could, in a pinch, and it would look great to the non-detailer, but I think another polish gives it a little more reflection and a clearer shine. Crisper I suppose.



If the customer is paying for only a 2 step (polish/wax) you could do SSR2.5 and #16, or wolfgang protection, or NXT. It just wouldn't look as good as it can--but they aren't paying for it to look as good as it can. :o



I used the Blackfire Pre Polish since I have a lot left, but there are other (better) finer polishes--I think blackfire polish is probably 95% oil and 5% uhm...matters. heh
 
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