Which pad???

[keepitclean]

On a white car I'll be trying out some Poorboy’s World White Diamond Show Glaze trying to figure out what pad to use.

I'm thinking:
1) swirl remover with the correct pad...prob orange.
2) then the White Diamond with a white pad??
3) then seal with wax or sealant.


Also, I've read where this product is good on silver as well............correct??

 

[TornadoRed]

Since White Diamond is non abrasive, treat it like a wax with a soft pad and low speed. White is probably not soft enough. Top with a sealant.

 

[BobbyG]

I bought this product last summer and like everything else I've tried from Poorboy's I have not been disappointed.

"Poorboy’s World White Diamond Show Glaze for Light Vehicles contains gentle cleaners to lift dirt and oil out of fine swirls. By cleaning the swirls, they appear less noticeable. Fillers then conceal the swirls to create the illusion of perfectly smooth paint. Once a wax or sealant is applied, your vehicle will look flawless!

Poorboy’s World White Diamond Show Glaze for Light Vehicles is perfect for daily drivers. Daily wear and tear can result in more swirls, but you can’t polish your car every weekend! Poorboy’s World White Diamond Show Glaze allows you to conceal those imperfections between major details."

If the finish is slightly oxidized then go with a white pad and a speed to 2 - 3 on a Porter Cable 7424.

If the finish needs a little cleaning use a gray pad and a speed to 2 - 3 on a Porter7424

With all glazes allow them to cure overnight in a dry environment.

For sealants I like Menzerna Power Lock or Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant. Allow these to dry overnight before applying a protective coat of wax.

Top with Collinite 845

 

[keepitclean]

thanks

yes I've been using Menzerna Power Lock and really love it.