I don`t quite understand. The longer PB SSR`s are worked with a PC, they break down ? How long does this take ? I have read different threads that say the SSR`s need to break down or hazing might occur. Someone please explain.
I don`t quite understand. The longer PB SSR`s are worked with a PC, they break down ? How long does this take ? I have read different threads that say the SSR`s need to break down or hazing might occur. Someone please explain.
I understand it to mean you work it in with the PC until it is gone. You should not leave behind enough product to haze. I could be wrong, but this is my understanding. It will take varying times, depending on PC speed, weather temp., etc. Just work it till it`s gone.
I still don`t believe in grit guards.
the reason is that they have diminishing abrasives...put a drop between your fingers and keep rubbing ..that`s the best way i can describe it to you...as the product breaks down the polishing becomes finer and finer until a smooth shiny surface is achieved
Steve,
Speaking of SSR, I have been meaning to ask you a question. On PB Detailing Day when you were working on the owner`s car, I noticed you used quite a bit of SSR2.5. A lot more than I use. Is the amount you used typical or was it because the car was so scratche/swirled?
Will the polish disappear as it is worked in or just get finer?Originally posted by Poorboy
the reason is that they have diminishing abrasives...put a drop between your fingers and keep rubbing ..that`s the best way i can describe it to you...as the product breaks down the polishing becomes finer and finer until a smooth shiny surface is achieved
Polish will appear to disappear, but it gets finer as it goes. Don`t complicate the process, its apply buff to where no residue is there and your good
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Much of the time, hazing will occur when a coarser pad is used (i.e. Cutting pad when a polishing pad would do the trick).
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