Intermediate step between #80 & #26 on new finish???

[BOWTIE10]

My current routine is polishing by hand with #80 twice a year, topping with #26, and maintaining with UQW.

Is there a good intermediate product between #80 & #26 than can be applied by hand to a newer finish?

[Murr1525]

Re: Intermediate step between #80 & #26 on new finish???

You could use a pure polish like #7, or Deep Crystal Polish, but #80 already has a lot of oils in it.

[greg0303]

Re: Intermediate step between #80 & #26 on new finish???

M80 Speed Glaze is a cleaner/ polish so probably between product would be a pure polish like Deep Crystal Polish, M05 New Car Glaze or M07 Show Car Glaze.

Pure polish will provide more gloss with polishing oils going into paint surface. Because there's no cutting ability you could use pure polish as often as you like.

What would you like to achieve? Increase gloss?

[BOWTIE10]

Re: Intermediate step between #80 & #26 on new finish???

Sounds like Ultimate Polish is just what I was looking for.

Can't wait until it gets here!

[akimel]

Re: Intermediate step between #80 & #26 on new finish???

My current routine is polishing by hand with #80 twice a year, topping with #26, and maintaining with UQW.

Is there a good intermediate product between #80 & #26 than can be applied by hand to a newer finish?

No! You have a good combination already and there's no reason for you to change what is working well for you. There's certainly no reason to try one of Megs' pure polishes (whether Deep Crystal Polish or #7), as M80 is rich with Megs' TSOs. M80 is a mild cleaner/polish. M09 is even less abrasive, but there's no reason for you to purchase it. Stick with what has been working for you.