FMP and Blue Hex Pad?

[GLBL WMR]

Has anybody used this combo? About a month ago I did a full detail with clay the PC, FMP, and MSW. Since my car is black, I think I have found the FMP on the PC to be too aggressive because it leaves those little "micro-knicks" that are only visible in direct sunlight, much like SHR, but to a lesser extent. I then tried the FMP on the blue hex pad, and the results were pretty good - has anybody else tried the FMP without the PC?

[Chris@Adams]

Any pics?

[The Ryan]

Yeap, I use the FMP with the revive hand pad as well. I use it for those little spot areas that need to be worked, but are just a bit too tight for the 4" buffing pads. I've been very happy with the blue hex & FMP combo... It will take you years to polish a whole car, but it works great for the quick little spot.

[Marylander]

It will take you years to polish a whole car...

 

Yea, buy the car now and it will be a collector's item by the time you're done.

 

j/k... I use the same blue hex.FMP polish combo on awkward places on the Vette, too.

[GLBL WMR]

Yeap, I use the FMP with the revive hand pad as well. I use it for those little spot areas that need to be worked, but are just a bit too tight for the 4" buffing pads. I've been very happy with the blue hex & FMP combo... It will take you years to polish a whole car, but it works great for the quick little spot.

 

In terms of time, I really don't think it would take considerably longer to do the whole car this way.. the one panel I did went pretty quickly and I was happy with the results. Maybe I just prefer hand application to the PC..

 

No pics unfortunately, and I'm looking at a few days of rain...