#80? #21? #82? #81? need help asap.

[Lynx131]

Im fresh out of polish and looking to get a new polish. Well i still have a bottle of show car glaze but i only use that when i have alot of time on my hands to remove it. Im looking to get a new polish. But which one should i get. #82.. does that remove paint little by little when you use it? Which one should i get?

[Mike Phillips]

Hi Lynx131,

Pure Polishes
I would recommend the #81 Hand Polish. Stellar results with ease of use.

You could also consider Deep Crystal Polish in the Consumer Line, I try to show this product at ever Saturday Clinic because it's easy to find, easy to use and works great.

Cleaner/Polishes
If you want to remove defects, then you'll want to use a cleaner/polish such as #83 DACP, #82 SFP, or #9 SR 2.0

Here's a link for some more information, scroll about half way down the page and you'll find the pertinent information on polishes.

7. What's the difference between polish and wax? (Meguiar's 5-Step Paint Care Cycle)


Mike

[Lynx131]

Thanks Mike, one last question if i have wax on my car, and say i used 81 the pure polish, would it do anything? Or should the car be wax free when polishing?

[Mike Phillips]

Best results will usually be created when you polish wax-free paint, but If your finish looks good right now, try applying a thin coat of polish and then removing. If you don't experience any difficulty, repeat over the entire car.

Mike

[jfelbab]

Hey Mike, while on the topic of polishes what is your opinion on the use of pure polishes like #7 or #81 under NXT. Will the oils in these polishes reduce the bonding of NXT? Would NXT just remove the oils and fillers that these products lay down?

[rusty bumper]

My belief is that a LSP will only remove any excess polishing oils, and should not hinder the bonding process.