Time for paint correction..
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Racer
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Spring Hill Fl.
Time for paint correction..
I placed an order with Autogeek yesterday for Optimum hyper polish and I have my Vector rotory ready and Lake Country white and orange pads..
I was wondering if I could follow the OHC with Meguirs #9 or #2 as a finisher polish with a black pad??
Hopefully the OHC will remove light swirls and the typical washing drying assortment of neglect.
I was wondering if I could follow the OHC with Meguirs #9 or #2 as a finisher polish with a black pad??
Hopefully the OHC will remove light swirls and the typical washing drying assortment of neglect.
Le Mans Master
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From: The King of Bling
St. Jude Donor '10
I have a 95% full bottle of the OHC and am not thrilled with it at all. 
I prefer something like 3M 05933 over the OHC and usually follow up the 3m with one of the Menzerna Ceramic polishes. I would use a white pad and either the 106FF or 106FA and then maybe jewel the paint with the same and the black pad. You can try the #2 or #9 but the vette paint is very hard which is why I use the ceramic polishes on them.
Good Luck.
I prefer something like 3M 05933 over the OHC and usually follow up the 3m with one of the Menzerna Ceramic polishes. I would use a white pad and either the 106FF or 106FA and then maybe jewel the paint with the same and the black pad. You can try the #2 or #9 but the vette paint is very hard which is why I use the ceramic polishes on them.
Good Luck.
