Poorboy's introduces 3 new products

[Poorboy]

Originally Posted by JSFM35X

Steve,

Do you need to Professional Polish after Pro Polish 2 or does 2 finish down LSP ready?

Jeff, it is not for your car

Originally Posted by Brewins

Poorboy, I'm looking for a specific liquid wax for NON-metallic paint(black, blue, red, yellow, white). A warm, deep, wet look. Not a bright, reflective look. Would LNB be a good choice?

Regular Natty's Blue would be a better choice for a deeper look

Originally Posted by Shiny Lil Detlr

So PP/PP2 are a chemical-based pairing like Hyper Compound and Hyper Polish, or M105/M205?

really couldn't say I don't compare product lines

Originally Posted by sullysdetailing

Is Pro Polish 2 SYN1?

totally different

Originally Posted by tuscarora dave

I have had the pleasure of testing the secret goo and it is a very effective metal polish that easily makes chrome blinding bright. A must for Harley Owners and Detailers alike. PP2 works very nice for correcting paint as well and can be fine tuned by selecting the right pad for the job.

thanks .. PP2 has a lot of uses

Originally Posted by RANDAL

Ive had the PP2 for a long time. I'm on second bottle already. Works real well on the chrome and glass I cleaned up on my 67 Scout nearly 2 years ago. It's what I start with on paint correction , when I have time for paint correction.
I also have the SYN 1. Not at all the same. PP2 much easier to use. SYN 1, seamed to cut like 2.5-3, but left a different feel afterwards. Havent really used it much.

Yes, Randal you can have as much as you want now

[Ronkh]

[shuddleston]

confused I would personally reach for 2.5 vs PP at least with the old stuff. I don't think PP is aggresive enough for a lot of correction. I usually go that route if the car is in pretty good shape and go PP with white.

This is my experience with a PC anyway. I must be missing something here.

[Poorboy]

Originally Posted by shuddleston

confused I would personally reach for 2.5 vs PP at least with the old stuff. I don't think PP is aggresive enough for a lot of correction. I usually go that route if the car is in pretty good shape and go PP with white.

This is my experience with a PC anyway. I must be missing something here.

yes, with a PC you would be better off with the SSR2.5 for a deeper cut, but with a Flex or Rotary with the right pad, PP can do some amazing work

	Flex Polishers FLEX makes both dual action and circular (rotary) polishers. Their polishers are built to professional standards with features like rugged housing, variable speed triggers, controlled acceleration, overload protection, temperature monitoring, and auto shut-off carbon brushes. Whether you choose a dual action or a circular polisher, you will enjoy years of hassle-free use with your FLEX polisher.

[G.T.Subie]

I need some BNB gel.

[Dtrick.22]

hmmm I have to try the PP2

[JSFM35X]

Quote:
Originally Posted by JSFM35X
Steve,

Do you need to Professional Polish after Pro Polish 2 or does 2 finish down LSP ready?

Jeff, it is not for your car

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Steve,
Why wouldn't PP2 get what PP did not? Is it BC you think I should control the cut with the pad in my case? Just trying to understand. Getting ready to start packing on LSP for the Winter and though I would polish before I packing and layering?

[Poorboy]

Originally Posted by JSFM35X

Quote:
Originally Posted by JSFM35X
Steve,

Do you need to Professional Polish after Pro Polish 2 or does 2 finish down LSP ready?

Jeff, it is not for your car

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Steve,
Why wouldn't PP2 get what PP did not? Is it BC you think I should control the cut with the pad in my case? Just trying to understand. Getting ready to start packing on LSP for the Winter and though I would polish before I packing and layering?

I think the PP2 will be abrasive for your car ...

[JSFM35X]

Originally Posted by Poorboy

I think the PP2 will be abrasive for your car ...

Thanks, got it. Plan on hitting it hard before winter. The construction took its toll on the finish. Gotta lovfe black cars I guess.

[Jeremy]

Originally Posted by Poorboy

yes, with a PC you would be better off with the SSR2.5 for a deeper cut, but with a Flex or Rotary with the right pad, PP can do some amazing work

I got some good results with my makita,green pad and PP

	Flex Polishers FLEX makes both dual action and circular (rotary) polishers. Their polishers are built to professional standards with features like rugged housing, variable speed triggers, controlled acceleration, overload protection, temperature monitoring, and auto shut-off carbon brushes. Whether you choose a dual action or a circular polisher, you will enjoy years of hassle-free use with your FLEX polisher.