Hi from Maryland

[RycheAndRoll]

Noob to the detailing game here, and I'm never gonna be a pro. I just want to be able to protect my car (2014 Mazda) and perhaps revitalize the look of my wifes (2003 Chevy) and our weekend toy (2003 Isuzu Rodeo). I got turned on to Poorboy's products by AutoGeek.com. The one thing that sold me on them was that they are one of the few (that I found) that can be applied in the sun without an issue. I'm sure I'll have plenty of questions, but those will be for other posts later on.

 

[ronkh]

hi

 

[johnnyb]

hello howdy

 

[Shineboy]

Hello then from another newbie here, been detailing cars for some time all by hand now looking to address those swirls with the Poorboys range.

Have fun, Shineboy.

 

[Merlin]

WELCOME to Poorboy's Forum!

What have you tried so far?

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[Shineboy]

For me although the suggestion that my swirls can be masked by hand I have had limited success, my initial attempts even on a test area is pointing me towards PB as I can increase the cut from easy to more if necessary. I do plan to purchase a DA to cater to my specific needs in the future.

Shineboy

 

[Poorboy]

one of the best combos for hiding is

Black Hole
EX x 2
Natty's Blue ..

Have made this combo hide significant swirling on Black Porsche's

 

[Shineboy]

Many thanks I used a German applicator, will try that combo now.