Poorboys ProPolish and Polish w/ Carnauba (or Polish w/ Sealant)

[_Impulse]

Hello all.

Just started using Poorboy's products - great stuff. They smell great, and are extremely easy to apply with my PC7424XP.

I'm interested in purchasing some products from the Pro Polish/PwC/PwS line.

Now I surmise that PwC/PwS is basically ProPolish, with some Carnauba/Sealant mixed in.

Does PwC therefore behave in the same way as ProPolish i.e.

- it has "actual" cut which is "pad dependant"?
- it can be used to remedy light swirls, without masking? (PwC, not PwC blue).

BTW, I should mention I intend to use ProPolish (or PwC/PwS) with either a white LC or black LC pad.

Thanks!

 

[ronkh]

Pretty much

Just remember the more aggressive you "polish" and more aggressive pad, the less protection you leave behind with the pws/pwc

 

[_Impulse]

Interesting, had no idea the pad would influence the protection left behind. So I could technically use a white pad with PwC/PwS, and then follow again with a faster pass with a black pad (again with the same PwS/PwC) as a "finishing/protecting" step?

Then don't PwC/PwS render Pro Polish kinda redundant then?

 

[ronkh]

Interesting, had no idea the pad would influence the protection left behind. So I could technically use a white pad with PwC/PwS, and then follow again with a faster pass with a black pad (again with the same PwS/PwC) as a "finishing/protecting" step?

Then don't PwC/PwS render Pro Polish kinda redundant then?

no. What if you want to use a different lsp?

 

[Poorboy]

Interesting, had no idea the pad would influence the protection left behind. So I could technically use a white pad with PwC/PwS, and then follow again with a faster pass with a black pad (again with the same PwS/PwC) as a "finishing/protecting" step?

Then don't PwC/PwS render Pro Polish kinda redundant then?

No they have different cleaning abilities and totally different chemicals

 

[_Impulse]

No they have different cleaning abilities and totally different chemicals

Thanks for the info!