So how do these new polishes fit into the game? Now there’s only two. I had worked with the old labels enough and there was a definitive difference between correcting polish and finishing polish. Both had their place, did a job, and you could tell the difference. Now what? Is the new “polish” too aggressive to finish down and do what the old finishing polish did? How do they all compare?
Because, all I see is white and blue. With the old labels, finishing polish would not be enough to remove the markings left behind from the correcting compound. Orange had it’s place. Are you now saying white is good enough to remove blue markings? If so, then I argue it won’t finish out like it used to. Or either blue is a lot less aggressive than it used to be.
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So how do these new polishes fit into the game? Now there’s only two. I had worked with the old labels enough and there was a definitive difference between correcting polish and finishing polish. Both had their place, did a job, and you could tell the difference. Now what? Is the new “polish” too aggressive to finish down and do what the old finishing polish did? How do they all compare?
Because, all I see is white and blue. With the old labels, finishing polish would not be enough to remove the markings left behind from the correcting compound. Orange had it’s place. Are you now saying white is good enough to remove blue markings? If so, then I argue it won’t finish out like it used to. Or either blue is a lot less aggressive than it used to be.
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