Which one is like...?

sgo

sgo

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Couple of product questions. (What else, huh?)

Is PB Professional Polish similar to Sonus Paintwork Cleaner? If not what other product might it be similar to?

Is PB Spray & Wipe similar to Final Inspection? Can S&W be used as a clay lubricant? If not, what other product is S&W most like?

Thanks for answering all the dumb questions.
 
sgo said:
Couple of product questions. (What else, huh?)

Is PB Professional Polish similar to Sonus Paintwork Cleaner? If not what other product might it be similar to?

yes

Is PB Spray & Wipe similar to Final Inspection? Can S&W be used as a clay lubricant? If not, what other product is S&W most like?

yes, and it can be diluted upto 1:1 for claying:)

Thanks for answering all the dumb questions

there are no dumb questions, except those asked twice;).
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:bigups
 
Great! So then would I want to start with an SSR and then use the Pofessional Paint Polish before going to EX-P?
 
that would depend on the color and the level of gloss you are trying to achieve...using the SSR's last will produce higher gloss, while using the PP last will product a clearer surface for the EX-P...it's so subjective when you get to looks:dunno
 
Oh, life is so complicated. I keep looking for a one-size-fits-all approach. :) Well, I have the black car, a light bronzemist metallic and daughter-in-law has a silver metallic, so I guess that just about covers most of the colors light thru dark. I like a deep colored highly reflective mirror bright gloss. Does that cover them all? I like the synthetic for logevity and durability with the carnuba for in depth looks. So throw Nattys in the mix and make a recommendation for me.

Thanks for taking the time to respond. I'm trying not to ask the "same question twice." :brick
 
sgo said:
Oh, life is so complicated. I keep looking for a one-size-fits-all approach. :) Well, I have the black car, a light bronzemist metallic and daughter-in-law has a silver metallic, so I guess that just about covers most of the colors light thru dark. I like a deep colored highly reflective mirror bright gloss. Does that cover them all? I like the synthetic for logevity and durability with the carnuba for in depth looks. So throw Nattys in the mix and make a recommendation for me.

Thanks for taking the time to respond. I'm trying not to ask the "same question twice." :brick
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:lol

I'd go SSR's, EX-P and Natty's ...skip the PP unless you want to skip the Natty's:)
 
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