WG Total Swirl Remover 3.0 vs Menzerna FG-400

[LazyGhost]

The ops question seems to be answered so id like to ask a question that relative to the comments discussed in this thread.

Lets say im using menz 2500 on a white pad and coming back with menz 4500 on a red. I get to a panel thats got a little deeper swirls and scratches that thr 2500 wont take out. I then slap on an orange pad and break out the fp400 and it removes the swirls just fine.
My question is, do i need to slap back on the white pad and go over the panel with the 2500, or just slap on the red pad and go straight to the 4500? What is the common practice here?
Thanx

[Andr3wilson]

The ops question seems to be answered so id like to ask a question that relative to the comments discussed in this thread.

Lets say im using menz 2500 on a white pad and coming back with menz 4500 on a red. I get to a panel thats got a little deeper swirls and scratches that thr 2500 wont take out. I then slap on an orange pad and break out the fp400 and it removes the swirls just fine.
My question is, do i need to slap back on the white pad and go over the panel with the 2500, or just slap on the red pad and go straight to the 4500? What is the common practice here?
Thanx

I like to think of FG400 as PF2500 + PG1000

In all of my cases of using FG400, I have not had to go to PF2500 before 4500. Quite often, FG400 can leave the paint LSP ready (depending on what is wanted).

On the softest of paints, FG400 might leave the slightest of hazing, but that will be easy for 4500 to pull out

In a few cases, for swirl removing I have used 4500 on a white pad.