Flex 3401, SSR2.5, SSR1 & Natty's Blue

[PearlWhiteGT]

How many of you have had good results with these products? I've had some of the PB products for a while now but never used them on paint. I have used them on my headlights with good results. This will be the first time I detail my car so should I use them or get me some Menzerna SIP & Nano?

[Matt S.]

Try what you've got first. I, along with many others, have had great results from that combination of products.

[PearlWhiteGT]

Thanks! I'll give it a try when the Flex comes in.

[Hades02]

I tried the 2.5 with a Flex on a Saturn and it did not do much. Even
with an orange LC pad then with a LC PFW pad. Switched to
Megs 105 with the PFW and it worked great.

[Emile]

SSR2.5 is great when used with an orange pad. Just follow up with SSR1 and a white pad and you'll be ready for your LSP. I can't speak for Natty's Blue, but I have Natty's Red and I love it. Once I run out of Natty's Red (down to about 6 jars of it now), I will be purchasing several jars of Natty's Blue.

[termigator]

I've used Natty's Blue. It's great. Gives a deep wet look. Haven't tried the SSR stuff yet, but if you got it, try them out before getting the Menzerna stuff. I'm sure the SSR stuff will work for you. Like I said before, IMO you won't achieve any correction on your paint unless you up the speed level on the Flex. I recommend #5. :cheers:

[PearlWhiteGT]

Thanks fellas for the info!

[Harleyguy]

SSR2.5 is great when used with an orange pad. Just follow up with SSR1 and a white pad and you'll be ready for your LSP. I can't speak for Natty's Blue, but I have Natty's Red and I love it. Once I run out of Natty's Red (down to about 6 jars of it now), I will be purchasing several jars of Natty's Blue.How about sharing some of that Natty's red Im the MAN