Getting ready to do an '02 Mercedes. Has lots of swirls and a few scratches. Just got the Menz intro kit. What setting is best for the PC for both polishes? 4-5? or 6?
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These products were formulated for use with high-speed rotary polishers that will provide sufficient friction to fully breakdown the diminishing abrasives. Using these polishes with a random orbital buffer (PC) I've found that it doesn’t provide the friction necessary to fully break-down the diminishing abrasives efficiently and could result in imparting additional surface scratches; this is due to the size of the remaining abrasive particles and there cutting ability. This means the results will probably not meet the normal high standard of finish these polishes are known for.
However, if you are using a random orbital (PC) stick to the CeramiClear polishes, as they have more correction abilities than the non-CeramiClear polishes, and you need as much cutting power as you can (i.e. SIP, speed 6 on an Orange LC 4-inch pad for correction and then PO106FF on a White LC 4-inch pad to eliminate any compounding marks and for a final finesse shine, follow with PO85RD on a black LC 4-inch pad for a brilliant gloss. For soft clear coats use FPII on a white LC 4-inch pad
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