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Old Jan 3, 2007 | 11:09 PM
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Hey guys somewhat of a newb to all this stuff, but any how I just got a PC 7336 with an assortment of pads and poorboys products, could you guys just tell me what order to use the products and what pads to use? or any other tips, thanks!

SSR-1
SSR-2.5
EX-P
Natty's Paste
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Old Jan 3, 2007 | 11:52 PM
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Give us a clue as to what you have. That would help A GREAT DEAL! hehe
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Old Jan 3, 2007 | 11:53 PM
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Both 1 and 2.5 with a light polishing pad can be used for removing light to mild swirls, light scratches and oxidation. For a little more cut use a light cut pad with 2.5. Always start with the least abrasive product first. After polishing, apply sealant (EX-P). Nattys can then be applied on top. I would recommend claying before polishing.
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Old Jan 4, 2007 | 01:00 AM
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Originally Posted by exceldetail
Give us a clue as to what you have. That would help A GREAT DEAL! hehe

PC 7336, all those products listed up top and these padshttp://www.automotivegeek.com/pc-foam-pad-kit.html wiht a 6"BP
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Old Jan 4, 2007 | 11:10 AM
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Old Jan 4, 2007 | 12:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Hawhyen51
Both 1 and 2.5 with a light polishing pad can be used for removing light to mild swirls, light scratches and oxidation. For a little more cut use a light cut pad with 2.5. Always start with the least abrasive product first. After polishing, apply sealant (EX-P). Nattys can then be applied on top. I would recommend claying before polishing.
Holy cow, I cant believe I missed the list....(Whats my excuse!)
Haw summed it up perfectly.....
But, wheres the SSR2?
I find the SSR1 a little on the light side, and the 2.5, well, unless you know what your doing, 2.5 may bring some issues to light. It has to be worked rather conservatively, and medium speed. You cant rush 2.5, let it break down completely.
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Old Jan 5, 2007 | 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted by exceldetail
Holy cow, I cant believe I missed the list....(Whats my excuse!)
Haw summed it up perfectly.....
But, wheres the SSR2?
I find the SSR1 a little on the light side, and the 2.5, well, unless you know what your doing, 2.5 may bring some issues to light. It has to be worked rather conservatively, and medium speed. You cant rush 2.5, let it break down completely.

you recommend the 2 instead of the 2.5?
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Old Jan 5, 2007 | 09:13 AM
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Sometimes, 2.5 is too much, and nearly all the time, 1 isnt enough. I find 2 to be a better choice the majority of the time.....2 doesnt get enough credit.....
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