Poorboys SSR3 - Menzerna IP2100 or M105/205

[2shiny]

I'm dealing with some BMW hard paint to remove swirls and scratches.
So I'm wondering if SSR3 will do the trick? I think it's good you can use it in direct sunlight, which is usefull for mobile detailing.
Or should I have to use the Menzerna IP2100, PG4000 or m105
I know M205 does give good results on hard paint, but I'm not sure it will do here? To finish of I use Chemical Guys V38, because I really love the shine it brings out and no dusting. V34 would also be an option I Guess:buffing:

[Setec Astronomy]

SSR3 is an old-school rocks-in-a-bottle compound, it will leave haze. You'd want to use their Master Cut, if you're buying into the Poorboy's-works-in-the-sun stuff.

[2shiny]

thx, I'' change it then, but won't it be to much as the car only has swirls? how about the V34. or menzerna. which would you recommand for this task?

[Setec Astronomy]

I would use M105 or Menz FG400.

[VroomVroom]

What's your hardware? Which polisher and pads are you using?

Lots of polishes can be used in direct sunlight, including 105/205. Many years ago I used SSR3, but didn't much care for it. Aside from the hazing, I found the working time to be far too short, and the dusting was brutal.

Speaking to your list, I'm still a fan of 105/205, but again, this is just as much a function of what you're using to work the polish.

[2shiny]

i'm using a griot 6" and got various pads, so no problem there. If just heard that menzerna seems to do a better job on bmw paint and finishes better. 105 does give more hazing