A polish like HD Speed?

[AZpolisher15]

Hey, Crew. So, I've been reading all kinds of praises for HD Speed. Could you recommend a product to me that will correct/finish similarly to HD Speed but DOES NOT contain a sealer component?

Would this be something like Menz PF2500?
Or Ultimate Polish?
HD Adapt?
Or???

What would be a somewhat accurate comparison?

[Joe@NextLevelDetail]

Griots BOSS Correcting Cream
HD adapt
Pf2500

Correcting cream is one of the best one step polishes out.

It cuts awesome and finishes LSP ready, it works forever , no dusting, easy wipe off, a dream to work with.

[DBAILEY]

I need to start sampling the GG BOSS polishes. I don't think that I've seen anyone have negative comments about them yet.

[Zubair]

I found Correcting Cream to have alittle less cut than Menzerna PF2500, it did spread a really long ways and had a pleasant orange scent but 2500 edges it in cut.

[TTQ B4U]

Hey, Crew. So, I've been reading all kinds of praises for HD Speed. Could you recommend a product to me that will correct/finish similarly to HD Speed but DOES NOT contain a sealer component?

HDPolish

HDCut is there too but you mentioned Speed so I went polish vs compound level correction.

[LSNAutoDetailing]

Pinnacle Advanced Swirl Remover
Pinnacle Advanced Finishing Polish

[Justin at Final Inspection]

Boss correcting cream. I also just had the pleasure of receiving Polish Angel Master compound and Master polish. Both are unbelievable products but are a bit pricey. Master compound works so nice.

[Pats300zx]

What about the new McKee's 37 360?? I haven't had a chance to try it out yet but it appears to be very similar to HD Speed.

Disregard...I just-reread and you are looking for something without the sealant component.

[evo77]

What about the new McKee's 37 360?? I haven't had a chance to try it out yet but it appears to be very similar to HD Speed.

Disregard...I just-reread and you are looking for something without the sealant component.

What about McKees 37 Fast Polish?

I too have read so many great things about HD Speed but I'm concerned with its sealant characteristic affecting the adherence of McKees 37 Paint Coating. I assume one would need to wipe the surface prior to the coating application with something to remove it which is an extra step. A step I'd prefer to avoid.

[AZpolisher15]

Thanks a bunch to all of you for the suggestions. I'll do some reading on those you mentioned. I'm working with a GG6 and am very limited on time these days. I really like my Menz Powerlock Sealant- just looking for a good one step product to go with it. I really don't want to go to the compound level. Not chasing all the scratches. Just wanna clean up some and seal with the PL.