A polish like HD Speed?

Will I get much cut at all from Speed with a black LC flat pad? Or should I go right to white?
 
Plum crazy anyone ever use or hear of this product?
 
Harpolith said:
Will I get much cut at all from Speed with a black LC flat pad? Or should I go right to white?
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I've used Buff & Shine or LC Orange pads on all my jobs with Speed and it corrected and finished down amazingly well.
 
GSKR said:
Plum crazy anyone ever use or hear
of this product?
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Sure have...

Malco Products (Barberton, Ohio) has
a product that they call Plum Crazy.

{Doubt that it is in the same
category as HD Speed.}



Bob
 
Harpolith said:
Will I get much cut at all from Speed with a black LC flat pad? Or should I go right to white?
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No. The black pads provide no cut as they are too soft. Go to white and it will do wonders at removing swirls. You can use green or orange as well. Product will finish out just the same with any of them. It isn't until you go to a yellow pad that the pad might be a bit too rough. Yellow should be used with compounds and only if absolutely on horrible condition paint.
 
FUNX650 said:
Sure have...

Malco Products (Barberton, Ohio) has
a product that they call Plum Crazy.

{Doubt that it is in the same
category as HD Speed.}



Bob
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Good product smells the same as HD.plum crazy is by hand only.I saw a post back in 2010 you know a lot about production products
 
Harpolith said:
Thanks a bunch to all of you for the suggestions. I'll do some reading on those you mentioned. I'm working with a GG6 and am very limited on time these days. I really like my Menz Powerlock Sealant- just looking for a good one step product to go with it. I really don't want to go to the compound level. Not chasing all the scratches. Just wanna clean up some and seal with the PL.
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speed powerlock,done 32 corvette with this easy combo.
 
pdqgp said:
No. The black pads provide no cut as they are too soft. Go to white and it will do wonders at removing swirls. You can use green or orange as well. Product will finish out just the same with any of them. It isn't until you go to a yellow pad that the pad might be a bit too rough. Yellow should be used with compounds and only if absolutely on horrible condition paint.
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That's what I needed to hear. Thanks. Working on a black Nissan that I've had problems with before. Will definitely do a test spot, as I've been afraid of hazing. That's why I asked the question.
 
GSKR said:
speed powerlock,done 32 corvette with this easy combo.
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Also been wondering about PL bonding on top of the Speed, so that's good to hear. I know it won't hurt anything. Just wondered if I'd be wasting my time. Others kinda came down on me for not just using a polish if I'm applying PL, but the speed is just so user friendly and it's easy not worrying about trim etc. Speed + PL seems like a quick, easy, and effective combo.
 
i have a pc. what type of pad should I use with speed. and what can i use on top of it. I currently have 845 and WGDGPS.
 
rmcnamara said:
i have a pc. what type of pad should I use with speed. and what can i use on top of it. I currently have 845 and WGDGPS.
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Green pads work well with HDSpeed. You can use Orange or White as well. 845 is a great toper but HDPoxy would match up well given Speed contains it too.
 
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