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Mike responded earlier in this thread that Pro Primer Polish should not be used as a finishing polish since it has no abrasives.
Question for forum members: could a non abrasive formula (such as BF Pro Primer Polish, hereafter called BF PPP) be used like a finishing polish using a polishing pad, after a swirl remover step with an orange pad? Assume the swirl remover is s good one and finished with the orange pad rather well but obviously not perfect. Would anyone suggest that the non-abrasive Primer with a white pad might improve the finish based on the pad cut alone?
Any thoughts are appreciated and I know there may not be a perfect answer. I’m just trying to avoid a 3 Step when I use BF PPP, but still want decent correction out of the first swirl removing step but also a really nice, haze free finish, like a finishing polish can provide.
Mike responded earlier in this thread that Pro Primer Polish should not be used as a finishing polish since it has no abrasives.
Question for forum members: could a non abrasive formula (such as BF Pro Primer Polish, hereafter called BF PPP) be used like a finishing polish using a polishing pad, after a swirl remover step with an orange pad? Assume the swirl remover is s good one and finished with the orange pad rather well but obviously not perfect. Would anyone suggest that the non-abrasive Primer with a white pad might improve the finish based on the pad cut alone?
Any thoughts are appreciated and I know there may not be a perfect answer. I’m just trying to avoid a 3 Step when I use BF PPP, but still want decent correction out of the first swirl removing step but also a really nice, haze free finish, like a finishing polish can provide.