Compound recommendations for outside use

[Strat]

I've heard that scholl s3 is very good if you are polishing outside on a warm day.
I know it's not ideal conditions but think it's a good idea to have a compound to remove moderate scratches etc when you have little choice but to work in the warm.

Anyone tried s3 outside?
Any other suggestions?
Thanks in advance

[RTexasF]

If you're talking about working in the sunshine then look to Poorboy's products.

[PaulMys]

The Griot's Fast Correcting Cream & Correcting cream work pretty nicely on a sunny day.

Even here in NY, I won't try and work on a panel that has the sun beating down directly on it at noon to where the panel is burning hot.

But that said, the Boss creams have worked for me on a sunny day. Very little dusting, if any.

[Mike@ShineStruck]

Where about outside
UK? Angel wax
Canada? Waxedshine
Autrailia? Sonax is avail

[Dan Tran]

Poorboy has been mentioned many times in the past as a sun-friendly product—though I never tried it.

I wouldn’t recommend this next product as a sun-friendly, but had success recently with CarPro ClearCut.

M100 was hit or miss.
Wolfgang wasn’t terrible, but remembered a hard time wiping off a few times.

Just to help you out with a few.


Dan Tran
Car Detailing in Maine and NH - Paint Polishing and Car Care

[JustJesus]

Poorboy's is sun friendly. Yes, I've tried their products on a hot, sunny day.

[Eldorado2k]

The Griot's Fast Correcting Cream & Correcting cream work pretty nicely on a sunny day.

Even here in NY, I won't try and work on a panel that has the sun beating down directly on it at noon to where the panel is burning hot.

But that said, the Boss creams have worked for me on a sunny day. Very little dusting, if any.

This.
I used the Griots Correcting Cream this past weekend to polish this whole car in direct sunlight w/the panels hotter than 120* degrees. Zero problems, no dust, easy wipe off, just like if I was using it in the shade.