Had a fairly minor swirl touch up job on a trunk lid today. Polish (nor the old Finishing Polish) would do the job. The old, orange Correcting Polish on a white pad knocked it out of the park. Didn’t even need to go back over with Finishing Polish it was so good.
So the question begs...I did not have the new Compound, but I’m guessing that would have been too aggressive, no? And even if I had it and it achieved my goal, it would have required a once-over with Polish to finish out, where the Correcting Polish did not.
Whats the middle ground here? No way you guys can tell me Compound would have done what was needed AND finished out in one step?!?!
Anyone have an old Correcting Polish for sale, LOL?
P.S., the only other thing I had (Adam’s anyways) was One Step Polish. Would that have fit in somewhere? (No, I didn’t try it)
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Had a fairly minor swirl touch up job on a trunk lid today. Polish (nor the old Finishing Polish) would do the job. The old, orange Correcting Polish on a white pad knocked it out of the park. Didn’t even need to go back over with Finishing Polish it was so good.
So the question begs...I did not have the new Compound, but I’m guessing that would have been too aggressive, no? And even if I had it and it achieved my goal, it would have required a once-over with Polish to finish out, where the Correcting Polish did not.
Whats the middle ground here? No way you guys can tell me Compound would have done what was needed AND finished out in one step?!?!
Anyone have an old Correcting Polish for sale, LOL?
P.S., the only other thing I had (Adam’s anyways) was One Step Polish. Would that have fit in somewhere? (No, I didn’t try it)
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