Poly-seal Question

[alamoautodetail]

I just received some PS in a kit from autogeek.. first time I have used it. My fathers 07 honda civic SI has some very slight swirls in it.. What would be recommended to remove. They are like I said very very minor. Would I be safe applying PS and using its all-in-one properties?? If so what pad would be best?? Thanks so much

 

[Bigfoot]

I just received some PS in a kit from autogeek.. first time I have used it. My fathers 07 honda civic SI has some very slight swirls in it.. What would be recommended to remove. They are like I said very very minor. Would I be safe applying PS and using its all-in-one properties?? If so what pad would be best?? Thanks so much

OPS is a very mild polish with cleaning and protecting abilities. OPS might remove most of the swirls, but I'm more than sure that it will *not* remove them all. In the matte rof pad selection, you can go as high as an LC orange, but it will leave almost no sealant, so your best shot will be to start with a white LC pad in order to do some correction and leave some protection.

This product will literally dissapear in your eyes, but it'll keep working despite of that. Usuall durability has been reported to be anywhere from 2-5 months, which is great for a AIO like OPS is.

 

[Chris Thomas]

do a test spot, start with white. I just one stepped a Chevy 1500 with PS on orange cyclo pads and topped with OS. If you can't get it with orange and PS you'll have to use a polish. GM paint is harder than Honda from my exp, so it'll prob get 'em unless they're deep.