Diminishing Abrasives

[d33p]

menz fg400 + sf4000 is pretty much all you will need....you can throw in sf4500 and maybe pf2500 later down the road if you wish.

[Dman81]

Thanks for all the recommendations guys.

Just to clarify though, all these recommendations are similar grit size abrasives, just through different manufacturers correct?

[Dman81]

In an effort to keep it simple, I think I am just going to go with Ultimate Compound and Ultimate Polish.

Do they dust?

[The Guz]

I have not used them in awhile but the times I used them they did not dust.

[conman1395]

In an effort to keep it simple, I think I am just going to go with Ultimate Compound and Ultimate Polish.

Do they dust?

I've' never used Ultimate Polish, but Ultimate Compound dusted VERY little - sometimes not at all.

[dlc95]

I've' never used Ultimate Polish, but Ultimate Compound dusted VERY little - sometimes not at all.

Agreed. You have to really over work Ultimate Polish to get it to dust.

[cardaddy]

In an effort to keep it simple, I think I am just going to go with Ultimate Compound and Ultimate Polish.

Do they dust?

Nope.... the don't. Well.... that's providing you don't try and work them 8~9 section passes like you would with a DAT product. Just remember, work wet. Do 4~5 passes AT MOST and wipe clean. Need more correction? Clean on the fly, reapply product, then do a few more passes. Just don't keep working the product over and over and over.

Both UC and UP are great products and pretty much 'bubba proof'. (OMG... I'm gonna' get it now for using those words around here.)