Polishes With The Easiest Wipe Off

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In your experiences, which compounds and polishes have the most effortless wipe off?
 
Since I don't do this all the time I could be forgetting a bit how each of the ones I've used felt but just this weekend I used CarPro Essence for the first time and it was great, wiped off so easy. I recall Wolfgang Finishing Glaze being easy too but not as easy as Essence.
 
Carpro Reflect is pretty easy to wipe off too. I think that Megs Ultimate Compound is pretty easy to remove also.
 
Sonax and Polish Angel!

The Griots Boss polishes are also easy to remove.
 
HD speed, Griot's boss creams, essence, there are so many that offer easy removal. Best to just use the ones that works best for you.
I think the very best is polish angel products.
 
A good rule of thumb for ease of removal is not to use too much too :xyxthumbs:
 
Definitely the PA polishes. But they only get used on my own cars because they are too much $.
 
I happen to think Griot's Correcting Cream is a pleasure to work with.

ScottH
 
Pue polishes: Sonax Perfect Finish and Gyeon Polish remove very easy to remove. I haven't come across any others that compare to these two.

AIO: Meg's D166 is the easiest. SUPER easy. Too bad it finishes horrible on black paint. 3D Speed and BF ONE step are also very easy to remove.
 
Essence Plus is really easy. For AIO, McKees 37 "360" wins because you just grind it down to nothing.
 
I know this doesn't answer your question, but sometimes I find helpful to have a bucket with a rinseless and a few microfibers wrung-out, draped over the edge of the bucket waiting to be used. Makes clean-up of the spent polish easier sometimes.
 
DetailKitty said:
A good rule of thumb for ease of removal is not to use too much too :xyxthumbs:
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Monica makes an excellent point here.

I will echo (no pun intended) some above posts and attest that Griot's creams are an absolute dream as far as ease of use/removal.

And I will say the same about 3D Speed, and Polish+. (Still want to call them HD, lol).
 
DetailKitty said:
A good rule of thumb for ease of removal is not to use too much too :xyxthumbs:
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I'm notorious for under-using product. I'll use a small dab of Menzerna SF4000, and it will still want to fight wipe off.

Rupes Keramik is a bit easier, but Diamond fights like a bear!
 
PaulMys said:
Monica makes an excellent point here.

I will echo (no pun intended) some above posts and attest that Griot's creams are an absolute dream as far as ease of use/removal.

And I will say the same about 3D Speed, and Polish+. (Still want to call them HD, lol).
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3D Speed was only ok for me on wipe off. HD Polish + was really nice though, and so are the Poorboy's SSR line - super smooth wipe off!
 
WRAPT C5Z06 said:
Pue polishes: Sonax Perfect Finish and Gyeon Polish remove very easy to remove. I haven't come across any others that compare to these two.

AIO: Meg's D166 is the easiest. SUPER easy. Too bad it finishes horrible on black paint. 3D Speed and BF ONE step are also very easy to remove.
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I really need to give Perfect Finish a try.
 
dlc95 said:
I'm notorious for under-using product. I'll use a small dab of Menzerna SF4000, and it will still want to fight wipe off.

Rupes Keramik is a bit easier, but Diamond fights like a bear!
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Hmmmmm...... Seems like you need to try some good ol' Griot's FCC Dan. :)

(You fight bears in Michigan? Damn. On top of the brutal cold, that just has to be awful.....)
 
Off the top of my head

Sonax Perfect Finish
Optimum Hyper Polish
Gyeon Polish
CarPro Essence
M210
 
These Pinnacle Black Polishes have been the easiest wiping polishes I’ve used to date.

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