Final polish

[dcgocd]

I just finished a 2004 black Dodge Hemi Sport and a 1997 Pearl white Acura TL
using M105/M205 combo followed by Blackfire Wet Diamond on the Acura and
Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Polish and Blackfire Wet Diamond on the Dodge Hemi.

I am looking for a polish to get a slight more pop to follow M205, although I love the way M205 finished out.

I use a D/A G110 and I have not tried jeweling with a rotary yet. I would like to use my D/A to apply a polish for paint that has been corrected or that just needs a slight amount of correction.

The 3 candidates that I have in mind are po85r ff3000, po106fa sf4000 or
p085rd sf4500.

Remember,I am following up M250 which already finishes out great or using it for a touch up detail where paint has been corrected before.

Any input from users would be much appreciated,

Mike

[jlax2485]

Optimum finish polish is actually very nice for getting that extra "oomph" out of your paint. I know it wasn't one of your initial choices, but it is a good choice nonetheless. It has a very long working time and is a good value for the money, IMO.

[wukin]

85rd or ultrafina. I don't know if these polishes will give any extra pop, since you are using enhancing polish already.

[Boudin]

I've used Megs 205, Optimum Hyper Polish, and WG Finishing Glaze on black paint. I find the optimum to have the best pop

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[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

I would use SF4500.

[RedXray]

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[HellaBroke]

Sf4500 all the way!

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[jlax2485]

I think the moral of the story here is that there are a bunch of different polishes that do a great job of giving you the extra pop you're looking for- the fun part is experimenting with them all.

[dcgocd]

Thanks Guys

As my money allows, I am going to try Mazerna 4500 p850rd and Optimum Hyper Polish. Probably Mazerna first. I appreciate your input.

Mike

[WRAPT C5Z06]

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