SHR and FMP Scratch Question

[SRT8U]

I just read an article that said unless you use an aggressive compound that most polishes do not take out scratches out the just smooth off the high spots. Is that true?

 

Also are there fillers in any of the products to fill in the low spots?

 

Thanks for your comments.

[Superdutytd]

I just read an article that said unless you use an aggressive compound that most polishes do not take out scratches out the just smooth off the high spots. Is that true?

 

Also are there fillers in any of the products to fill in the low spots?

 

Thanks for your comments.

 

That is why many people, after polishing, will wipe down with a 50 percent alcohol and 50 percent distilled water mixture to remove any polishing oils that might be filling in the swirls. If you use proper lighting when polishing then you will be able to tell if the swirls are still there or not. It is possible to remove them and not just 'round them out'

[bigred vette]

SHR is not a filler like some other products so when you wash your car the swirls won't re appear, unless you're washing your car with poor technique. SHR and the orange pad is agressive enough to smooth down swirls and minor scratching. The FMP will correct the light scratches the the orange pad creates and give you that great shine your looking for.

[Sundog Detailing]

here is some proof of what Adam's products can do

http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3753

[jjwvette]

SHR is not a filler like some other products so when you wash your car the swirls won't re appear, unless you're washing your car with poor technique. SHR and the orange pad is agressive enough to smooth down swirls and minor scratching. The FMP will correct the light scratches the the orange pad creates and give you that great shine your looking for.

 

 

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