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    Just did my 1st detail w/Poorboys

    I just finished my first detail with Poorboy`s Products. The car was a silver Lincoln Navigator. It was a lot of work, but I acheived some good results from a wash, clay, SSR2w/PC, PwC by hand, and EX-Pw/PC. I plan on putting on a second coat of EX-P tomorrow by hand. I have a question about the SSR2. I applied it using a polishing pad, but I had trouble removing surface scratches and smudges. Should I have used a compounding pad or should I step up to some SSR3?

    Here are a few pics of the after.
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    And another shot from the sunny side.
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    Looks good! All these products are starting to kill me. VM, Natty`s EX-P. ack!

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    With SSR2 and a polishing pad I have had great success with scratches and stuff on speed setting of 6 on the PC.
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    Looks great Did you work the SSR2 long enough? Unless those scratches were deep the SSR2 should have gotten them out. :dunno

    Eric

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    I`d try a cutting pad w/SSR2 and work it longer. Then SSR3 if necessary. Gradual increments of aggressiveness is what I do behind my total amatuerishness.
    Dream big and be willing to do the work to get there.

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    I use a cutting pad when working with SSR2. I find that it works better at swirl removal that way. I`ll usually use Pro Polish with a white pad as a next step. At that point, I know the surface is clean and smooth and ready for a number of great combos.
    "The trouble is that you think you have time." - Jack Kornfeld

 

 

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