Anyone know of a medium and or light polish compound for use in the sun?

[MrOneEyedBoh]

I used to use Poor boys but AG doesn't sell the one I used to use, SSR1 and SSR2. Anyway, is there another compound that can remove light swirls and can be used in the sun? I like the SSR2 because even though it was a medium polish, it would still finish out as a fine. It used the abrasives that break down fiber and finer, I can't think of the name. Plus the polishes were low dusting, lowest or one of the lowest I've used.

Looking for opinions here...

Basically need a Polish that goes from a medium to fine by itself and that can take out dirt marring/swirling.

[fly07sti]

I've used HD products in the sun with very good results. Cut and Polish specifically.

[Cruzscarwash]

I use everything in the sun, megs 105/205, mckees fast compound/polish griots fast correcting cream. All work great just keep the areas small like 16x16 and I've not seen any major issues or difference

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[GSKR]

Pretty much today anything will work outdoors except 105.Blackfire and McKees products are a start.

[GSKR]

I used to use Poor boys but AG doesn't sell the one I used to use, SSR1 and SSR2. Anyway, is there another compound that can remove light swirls and can be used in the sun? I like the SSR2 because even though it was a medium polish, it would still finish out as a fine. It used the abrasives that break down fiber and finer, I can't think of the name. Plus the polishes were low dusting, lowest or one of the lowest I've used.

Looking for opinions here...

Basically need a Polish that goes from a medium to fine by itself and that can take out dirt marring/swirling.

Yes poor boys stuff was great and that's all I ever used back in 2004 2007.But they reformulated alot of there stuff and it just wasn't the same.

[GSKR]

There qd was good as gold.you can take a trashed swirled out mess of a car and that stuff would fill in everything and super easy to remove.That too was reformulated.

[MrOneEyedBoh]

Sorry to hear... I have a little bit of SSR1 and SSR2 left, then it's on to something new.

[Rod73]

Mckee's compound. Not designed specifically for sun, but will work fine (from personal experience) w/maybe just shrinking your work area. It also falls under the mild to light compound category.


I've heard HD Cut is a really good option for working in the. It is a little more aggressive than Mckee's 37, more in that typical compound area.

[Eldorado2k]

Mckee's compound. Not designed specifically for sun, but will work fine (from personal experience) w/maybe just shrinking your work area. It also falls under the mild to light compound category.


I've heard HD Cut is a really good option for working in the. It is a little more aggressive than Mckee's 37, more in that typical compound area.

Are you talking about this 1?




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[WRAPT C5Z06]

I tried to avoid polishing in the sun at all costs. Heat will cause the paint to swell which will cause marring issues. Use a canopy at least.