Professional Polish

Poorboy

Poorboy

Founder
Staff member
Professional Polish- Professional Polish is the best and most versatile polish available. It is an awesome Paint/Clearcoat cleaner, metal polish, and super on Glass, Plastic, Headlight Covers, and Plexiglass. It's perfect as the final preparation before application of a wax or sealant. It can be used by hand or machine.
Contains No Wax or Silicone, Body Shop Safe
Can be used in direct sunlight
 
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Rob

Guest
Pro-Polish

A truly great product but.... where does it go? The SSR's do such a great job on paint, where does pro fit in the polishing process?
 
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mmiciunas

Guest
I need to buy a polish. I am deciding if I want to buy
PP or PWC and use it with EXP. I have topped with Nattys in the past and has worked well. I never bought PWC and don't need a "one step" with PWC but I was wondering if I should buy PWC instead of PP and then top with EXP. Not sure if I had to use PWC with EX or if I can use EXP. I have a whole bottle left of EXP
so I'd rather not have to spend the money yet to get EX.
I would like to try the look with "more" carnuba so what if I tried:
-PWC
-EXP
-Nattys

Thanks Guys!
Marlene Miciunas
 
Poorboy

Poorboy

Founder
Staff member
mmiciunas said:
I need to buy a polish. I am deciding if I want to buy
PP or PWC and use it with EXP. I have topped with Nattys in the past and has worked well. I never bought PWC and don't need a "one step" with PWC but I was wondering if I should buy PWC instead of PP and then top with EXP. Not sure if I had to use PWC with EX or if I can use EXP. I have a whole bottle left of EXP
so I'd rather not have to spend the money yet to get EX.
I would like to try the look with "more" carnuba so what if I tried:
-PWC
-EXP
-Nattys

Thanks Guys!
Marlene Miciunas
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you can go either way .. the PwC will give a deeper base, the PP will give a brighter & clearer look
 
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e4mwc

Guest
Another great use for Professional Polish

I used PP this weekend to restore the headligh covers on my 8 year old truck. It worked great. I just used an old cotton T-shirt and alot of elbow grease. While I was at it I used PP in the same manner to remove some heavy oxidation on the rear window rubber weatherstripping. I was amazed how well it worked. Another great product by Poorboy's World.

Thanks

Mike
 
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Pockets

Guest
Re: Another great use for Professional Polish

e4mwc said:
I used PP this weekend to restore the headligh covers on my 8 year old truck. It worked great. I just used an old cotton T-shirt and alot of elbow grease. While I was at it I used PP in the same manner to remove some heavy oxidation on the rear window rubber weatherstripping. I was amazed how well it worked. Another great product by Poorboy's World.

Thanks

Mike
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Yes, Mike PP is one of our most versatile products! Love using it on just about everything glass, paint, plastics, and chrome/plating. Glad you had a favorable experience with it :smt001
 
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rabbi

Moderator
I use PP on my windows and love it. My 1st detail of every year or if I'm going to use/try a new product I always go to PP because it gives the paint a "clean" look while PWC gives the paint a somewhat richer or deep look.With the PP I feel it let's the other product/s show what they can do.Just mho.
 
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ronkh

Da King
rabbi said:
I use PP on my windows and love it. My 1st detail of every year or if I'm going to use/try a new product I always go to PP because it gives the paint a "clean" look while PWC gives the paint a somewhat richer or deep look.With the PP I feel it let's the other product/s show what they can do.Just mho.
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Gus-Gus

Guest
I actually just detailed my dining room table yesterday.. my two year old daughter really put a hurting on it and it was in bad shape.. so i broke out my flex with Pro Polish on a black pad and it took out some minor scratches and alot of marring from sliding dishes.. i took a few pictures but on such a dark wood it was hard to get them to show anything... i topped it with a coat of liquid nattys blue and then a coat of nattys red and i must say its never looked better!
 
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BJohnson

Advanced Helper
You know I've thought about doing the same with mine, even though it's not too bad it still might help... I also thought about doing it to the coffee table that my son thought would be fun to rub sand paper on..... Both tables are a satin finish so I don't know how well I would like it glossy.

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Thinking about trying it on this window that didn't turn out as well as I would have liked. I'm hoping that it will level some of the flat/gloss in the urethene.

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Gus-Gus

Guest
Just try it on a small section out of the way see what it looks like...
 
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