Using PB's Pro Polish with a DA?

[Bunky]

How are people using it?

Speeds, amount, pads, work time, etc.

I have used it by hand but seems very runny plus given it is not an abrasive polish do you work it until it is dry, almost dry, wet but let to dry.

 

[Ronkh]

How are people using it?

Speeds, amount, pads, work time, etc.

I have used it by hand but seems very runny plus given it is not an abrasive polish do you work it until it is dry, almost dry, wet but let to dry.

Pro Polish is a chemical polish, pro polish 2 is abrasive.

So when using pro polish, it is pad dependant.

That said, it depends on how much correction you need. (i've never used more than an orange pad.)

 

[Bunky]

Pro Polish is a chemical polish, pro polish 2 is abrasive.

So when using pro polish, it is pad dependant.

That said, it depends on how much correction you need. (i've never used more than an orange pad.)

I knew it was a chemical polish so looking for tips on how much to use, how long to buff, etc. It does not break down like an abrasive polish but just seems to dry out and being so runny it seems that could happen very fast depending on how much you use.

 

[holland_patrick]

It will do very far bunky..it the kind of thing you need to stop wipe check and then go back at it if needed.. it doesn't FLASH it just stays wet and you can work it for quite a while.

 

[Bunky]

Thanks. I asked this question on AG and one response was as paint cleaner you can just do 3 section passes. as a finishing polish 5 to 6. Use it like a traditional polish (amount).

 

[holland_patrick]

you can use less then a normal amount because it's soo thin...