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[r0ckstrWS6]

hello everyone

I thought I'd introduce myself to the site. I'm Allie, and have been very addicted to keeping my cars clean for a long time now. I recently purchased a PC and am working on removing spider webbing on my cars.

ah, my cars. I have a 2000 pontiac trans am, black ( don't you love black lol) - this one has so many spider webs it's crazy. I have been using menzerna IP but as it turns out I think I need SIP.

My other car is a 2004 jeep grand cherokee, dark red.

anyways, this seems like a great site, I hope to learn a lot.

[Meghan]

Welcome to the site, obviously if you are using Menzerna you are already an experienced detailer, so we welcome your knowledge and hope we can share some of ours too.

[4fit?]

Welcome!

[Rsurfer]

hello everyone

I thought I'd introduce myself to the site. I'm Allie, and have been very addicted to keeping my cars clean for a long time now. I recently purchased a PC and am working on removing spider webbing on my cars.

ah, my cars. I have a 2000 pontiac trans am, black ( don't you love black lol) - this one has so many spider webs it's crazy. I have been using menzerna IP but as it turns out I think I need SIP.

My other car is a 2004 jeep grand cherokee, dark red.

anyways, this seems like a great site, I hope to learn a lot.
Welcome to AG. For you information SIP and IP has the same cut (3.5) You may need PG (power gloss 5.0) if you need more cut.

[nitro78]

:welcome:

[r0ckstrWS6]

thnx for the welcomes everyone :)


Rsurfer, thanks for the info, I saw the chart on here earlier today actually and saw that. I do indeed need more cut, or maybe a more aggressive pad. I just finished buffing my trans am and there are still some scratches and spider webbing that can be taken out, hmm time for another order :)

thanks again for the replies

[Jimmie]

:welcome:

[barryscott]

Welcome to the forum!

[ScottB]

SIP/106FF and GM Black paint blend well together, welcome too !