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dalejones

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18th Mar 10 at 08:52

which one do people think are the best polish?

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18th Mar 10 at 09:17

Super Resin Polish leaves good results BUT it leaves a lot of chalky dust everywhere and if you get it on plastics, it's a massive pain to get it off again. Couldn't comment on the latter though...

Rich H

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18th Mar 10 at 09:22

Super Resin contains abrasives so has a form of cut to it, Ultra Deep shine doesn't - so it's essentially a glaze.

IIRC UDS is designed predominantly for dark colours, SRP works on all, but I personally find it better on lighter ones.

SRP isn't too hard to work with if you damp the applicator and use sparingly.

dalejones

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18th Mar 10 at 09:34

hmm yer maybe il get the SRP cheers!

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18th Mar 10 at 11:32

i used uDs a while back and had to do panel by panel as dried so fast and was so tuff to buff! did look amazing though! super res for everyday imo! joe

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18th Mar 10 at 11:35

I use a bit of quick detailer on wax/polish if it's being a pain to get off. Not sure if that's the right thing to do or not, but it works

[Edited on 18-03-2010 by ed]

Rich H

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18th Mar 10 at 11:36

quote:
Originally posted by ed
I use a bit of quick detailer on wax/polish if it's being a pain to get off. Not sure if that's the right thing to do or not, but it works

That or a bit of water - called spit shining

dalejones

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18th Mar 10 at 11:59

ahh so if its hard to buff off wet the cloth isi?

wont it dry to a haze again? wont it need buffing again?

Rich H

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18th Mar 10 at 12:01

Apply using a slightly damp microfibre / terry towel material applicator.

Apply thinly. Leave to haze.

Buff off with soft clean microfibre cloth. If you're struggling to remove it, spritz a small amount of quick detailer or water on to the panel and buff with microfibre. If doing it properly it'll come straight off and will be fine

dalejones

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18th Mar 10 at 12:05

ahh ive been applyin with a dry cloch! il try the damp cloth next time

Rich H

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18th Mar 10 at 12:05

Far easier to apply with an actual pad rather than cloth too.

dalejones

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18th Mar 10 at 12:07

wot kind of pad do u mean?

Rich H

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18th Mar 10 at 12:08

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270547665790&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT#ht_533wt_1165

dalejones

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18th Mar 10 at 12:08

u recommend that exact one??

Rich H

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18th Mar 10 at 12:09

Is what I use, yeh. I try to only sell stuff I use or can recommend

dalejones

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18th Mar 10 at 12:13

are you the seller? lol mite get one of these now

Rich H

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18th Mar 10 at 12:16

Yeh it's my eBay store lol. Check my sig

dalejones

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18th Mar 10 at 12:38

lookin into gettin a clay bar next recomend any?

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18th Mar 10 at 12:41

I've used SRP on Rich's reccomendation and was very impressed.

Rich H

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18th Mar 10 at 12:50

quote:
Originally posted by dalejones
lookin into gettin a clay bar next recomend any?

Bilt Hamber without a shadow of a doubt. "Soft" is usually the best option for most people.

Just updated my eBay store this morning with both soft and regular grades. 200g bar means you can cut it into 3 or 4 and make it last. Doesn't need a separate lube - just water or water with a drop of car shampoo in is fine

Oh, and I sell Autosmart Luxury Wax Polish which is Autosmart's version of AG SRP - better imo

[Edited on 18-03-2010 by Rich H]

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