We recently purchased a black 2012 Audi A5 convertible that needs some paint correction (halos, scratches that don't catch a fingernail, etc.). I currently have a PC (been using for 3 years) with the foam pads and the older correction polishes (Severe, polish, etc.).
My dilemma is that I am interested in the new microfiber pads and polishes but not sure if I should stick with the PC or upgrade to a Flex or Cyclo to reduce the amount of time required to correct. Buying the pads for the PC would allow me to use on a Flex if I decide to purchase later but would be worthless if I decide to buy the Cyclo.
Can someone offer some advice knowing the difficulty with Audi paint correction? I understand that Cyclo is the only polisher available through Adam's now, but I don't want that to be the determining factor if one of the other polishers would be the better route to go.
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We recently purchased a black 2012 Audi A5 convertible that needs some paint correction (halos, scratches that don't catch a fingernail, etc.). I currently have a PC (been using for 3 years) with the foam pads and the older correction polishes (Severe, polish, etc.).
My dilemma is that I am interested in the new microfiber pads and polishes but not sure if I should stick with the PC or upgrade to a Flex or Cyclo to reduce the amount of time required to correct. Buying the pads for the PC would allow me to use on a Flex if I decide to purchase later but would be worthless if I decide to buy the Cyclo.
Can someone offer some advice knowing the difficulty with Audi paint correction? I understand that Cyclo is the only polisher available through Adam's now, but I don't want that to be the determining factor if one of the other polishers would be the better route to go.
Thank you in advance!
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