Good chemical/non-abrasive clear coat polish

MrOneEyedBoh

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So I normally use poor boys SSR lineup. I ws
As wondering what a good chemical polish is, for removing water spots, oxidation etc.

Id like something that doesnt leave anything behind, and something that cleans the paint for LSP application.
 
Meguiar's M47.

From its product description:
"...it breaks down the mineral deposits chemically.
There are no abrasives..."


Bob
 
Does that work on say a film that can be on the paint? Ive noticed now that Ive moved, my truck get a film on the paint faster than before. Im associating it with either the salt water in the air ( I bought it ) or the chemical fallout from the factory ( sadly and unfortunately enough ) that is not too far away.

Bob, I clicked on your link and it reminded me of some stuff I have here. I have a bunch of DG 501, would that work? Duragloss Marine RV Polish #501 cleans, polishes, and shines gelcoat fiberglass boat and RV finishes. Duragloss durable boat and RV polishes.
 
MrOneEyedBoh said:
Does that work on say a film that can be on the paint?

Im associating it with either the salt water in the air
or the chemical fallout from the factory....that is not too far away.

Bob, I clicked on your link and it reminded me of some stuff I have here. I have a bunch of DG 501, would that work?
Click to expand...

Although DG #501 contains "polishing agents"
(RE: It's probably not just a Chemical-polish)...

it may be just fine for the task you describe
above: removal of the film on the paint.


Bob
 
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