Best combo to lightly correct a well maintained black Acura TSX - Wolfgang or Pinnacle Twins?

[Cammyfive]

I recently had my 2009 Acura TSX in crystal black pearl full corrected but also know that due to the soft paint and the fact that it's a daily driver and spends most of its time out in the Alabama sun it will need a light correction probably every 1/2 to full year. I have a preference for the Cyclo Pro-5 polisher to do most of the work. Also, I will probably do 2 costs of Blackfire Black Ice for the LSP protection. Which fine swirl remover/polish which you recommend for the light correcting duties. From my research I've narrowed it down to the Wolfgang or Pinnancle Natural Brilliance twins. Thoughts?

[Just02896]

I'd say they are neck and neck. For light corrections the Pinnacle swirl remover and advanced finishing polish work beautifully!

Grab the pinnacle kit and a bottle of Meg's M105 for those tough areas and you'll be good to go!

[WRAPT C5Z06]

Wolfgang.

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Wolfgang twins.

[Bigbull2984]

I use to own a 2010 TSX in the same color. I used the Pinnacle twins and the combo worked great for a full correction; but when I use to do a six month correction I would only use M205 with the tangerine pad. Results were flawless each time.

[Cammyfive]

I use to own a 2010 TSX in the same color. I used the Pinnacle twins and the combo worked great for a full correction; but when I use to do a six month correction I would only use M205 with the tangerine pad. Results were flawless each time.

I'm a bit of a newbie but I thought M105/205 were kinda notorious for dusting and being difficult to work with. Ease of use will be key as I look to hone my skill. Nothing like getting frustrated with a difficult to use product.

[Cammyfive]

Just as a point of reference here is the before/after pics of the full correction last week using a combo of Adams Polishes and some products from Shine Supply with a Flex 3401. This was done by a pro/friend of mine.

[Just02896]

I'm a bit of a newbie but I thought M105/205 were kinda notorious for dusting and being difficult to work with. Ease of use will be key as I look to hone my skill. Nothing like getting frustrated with a difficult to use product.

M105, yes it's a little tough to work with but is easily remedied with a spritz of distilled water here and there!
M205 is a joy to work with. Long working time, no dust, and easily wipes clean!

[Cammyfive]

I assume I would use a white foam pad on the cycle for the M105? Would an IPA wipe be necessary before Blackfire Black Ice application?

[HateSwirls]

Wolfgang Swirl Remover and WG Finish Glaze Polish

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[Just02896]

Wolfgang Swirl Remover and WG Finish Glaze Polish

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using AG Online

:iagree:
These are also GREAT products that are easy to work with!

[WRAPT C5Z06]

Just as a point of reference here is the before/after pics of the full correction last week using a combo of Adams Polishes and some products from Shine Supply with a Flex 3401. This was done by a pro/friend of mine.
Shine Supply Classic Cut is the BOMB!! Which Shine Supply product did he use?

For a newb, stay away from M105! Great cut and finish, but too hard to work with.

[Cammyfive]

Shine Supply Classic Cut is the BOMB!! Which Shine Supply product did he use?

For a newb, stay away from M105! Great cut and finish, but too hard to work with.

I believe he used classic cut for the compounding after the wet sand on the hood and roof and then the Adams 2 step polishes on everything else.

I bought a premixed bottle of Shine Supply Hyper Shine tire dressing from him and love it!

[WRAPT C5Z06]

I believe he used classic cut for the compounding after the wet sand on the hood and roof and then the Adams 2 step polishes on everything else.

I bought a premixed bottle of Shine Supply Hyper Shine tire dressing from him and love it!
:props:

[scshaysc]

I own a silver TSX and used M205 with a white pad for my first correction and had great results. I now have the Wolfgang twins and will be trying them soon.
M205 or the WG twins should be enough to maintain you car once or twice a year.