Professional Line question

[farmboy]

I'm looking to build a three step system like the DC 3-step out of professional products. I was thinking #2, #7 and #26. How does #2 compare to the DC step 1. Will it swirl the paint enough that #7 couldn't fix it? I will be using a PC with the correct pads. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.

[sneek]

I think that there is a new #2, so i can't really comment on it, also thinking back i dont thik i have tried M02 yet

but #7 will not do any really cleaning, it is just a pure polish and it is ment to be used with a W9006 pad, i use it at speed 4

#26 is one of my favorite waxes!

[farmboy]

Thanks for the input sneek. I guess I did know that #7 was a pure polish. What I meant was will #2 leave a swirl free finish that could be waxed over like DC-1?

[BlueTooth]

I would add #21 as an lsp, because the #26 is Caranuba so it would evaporate I believ at 100 deg, but when topped with #21, NXT, or GOld class it adds to the depth and protection.

[gb387]

#26 is a "blend"....

Hi-Tech Yellow Wax is a premium yellow Carnauba wax blended with silicones, polymers and other waxes. Adds richness and depth of color. Provides ultimate high gloss protection to any previously cleaned and polished paint finish. Available in liquid or paste.

[sneek]

if you want very light cleaning theirs always M82 and M09 and i think if you used M09 you might not have to use M07

[Murr1525]

I know you are thinking of a '3-step process', and want to focus on separete cleaning, polishing , waxing steps, but I would have to say you really should consider having #80 and #83 on your shelf eve nthough they are cleaner/polishes, and perhaps skipping #2 for now.

#80 and #83, or #82/#9 are all very good cleaners with swirl removal ability, and really are the go-to products for the PC. Many people will still follow them up with #7, a pure polish, and then a wax step.

But its up to you.