what is the BEST Final Polish For BLACK?? Swirl free

[edgar sanchez]

what is an ipa? and does sf3500 also work with other colors

[hollerstiltner]

what is an ipa? and does sf3500 also work with other colors

IPA = isopropyl alcohol

Menzerna SF3500 is a fine polish that'll work on almost any color.

http://www.autogeek.net/menzerna-nan...ng-polish.html

[WRAPT C5Z06]

Hd polish

[Desertnate]

I'll toss in an underdog nomination to changes things up a little: Blackfire SRC duo. I've used them together on my GTI's hard VW paint and come up with a brilliant, flawless shine. After a conversation with Dave at Lake Country, following the filming of a Competition Ready episode, I've found using the SRC polish on an orange pad will also produce an amazing shine too in one step.

[WRAPT C5Z06]

I'll toss in an underdog nomination to changes things up a little: Blackfire SRC duo. I've used them together on my GTI's hard VW paint and come up with a brilliant, flawless shine. After a conversation with Dave at Lake Country, following the filming of a Competition Ready episode, I've found using the SRC polish on an orange pad will also produce an amazing shine too in one step.

They are a fantastic duo! Do you have the most recent SRC compound formula?

[Desertnate]

They are a fantastic duo! Do you have the most recent SRC compound formula?

I'm not sure when the formula changed. The bottles I own are almost three years old. New formula or not, they work great!

[raheelc]

I'll toss in an underdog nomination to changes things up a little: Blackfire SRC duo. I've used them together on my GTI's hard VW paint and come up with a brilliant, flawless shine. After a conversation with Dave at Lake Country, following the filming of a Competition Ready episode, I've found using the SRC polish on an orange pad will also produce an amazing shine too in one step.

I'm going with the blackfire line up as well. Already have the src polish just need to order the compound and some pads. your post has made me decide on the LC ones. Did you use the flat, or CCS? normal thickness or the thin ones (if they were flat)?

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[BudgetPlan1]

Wolfgang 'Twins'...

Swirl Remover w/ LC Orange flat pad, Finishing Glaze w/ LC White flat pad. Did nice job 9n black 2007 Mazda that had been washed about 3 times since new, black 2016 Subaru heavily swirled from crappy dealer prep, now working it on black 2004 Corvette. Subaru likely best example as paint in good condition but lotsa swirls...WG Twins made paint pretty much perfect.

[Desertnate]

I'm going with the blackfire line up as well. Already have the src polish just need to order the compound and some pads. your post has made me decide on the LC ones. Did you use the flat, or CCS? normal thickness or the thin ones (if they were flat)?

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Right now I'm using the older, "regular", flat pads. I have some of the new, thin pads to try out, but haven't had a chance to put them to the test as I polished the car receiving the Blackfire treatment about a week before they arrived. Even if the thin pads turn out to be amazing, the transition will probably happen pretty slowly since I've got a decent stock of the regular ones that is pretty new.

[ScottB]

Wolfgang Finishing Glaze 3.0 , its actually a final polish not a glaze.