Which product would you use on silver car?

[wig]

Guys,

I have a silver 2010 Infiniti G37 Sedan with very light/fine scratches or swirls from blowing NM dust storms. My arsenal includes:

G110
M105
M205
M80
Ultimate compound
Ultimate Wax
Ultimate polish
NXT 2.0

Thanks again for your assistance,
Wig

[ffboy]

Re: Which product would you use on silver car?

thats a lot, but if its only for very light swirls I think I'd try the ultimate polish first. Its said to be just as abrasive as swirl x, but with polishing oils.. If it doesn;t seem as effective, i'd go the ultimate compound, then ultimate polish or M80, then apply ultimate wax. I haven't used ultimate wax, so if i were you i'd compare the looks of NXT2.0 and ultimate wax.

I am impressed with the effectiveness of the ultimate compound, even by hand. So for me, i think the consumer products (compounds) will work nicely for your car.

[joaks]

Re: Which product would you use on silver car?

I would go ultimate polish and UW. I use M07 and UW on my silver car and it looks very good. I do clay before polish though. I use Meg's white clay that comes in the consumer kit.

[Marc08EX]

Re: Which product would you use on silver car?

For silver, I prefer NXT 2.0 compared to UW. I think UW works better with darker colored cars.

[BlackScreaminMachine]

Re: Which product would you use on silver car?

I would test spot first. I would always try M205 before going heavy on the 105. I use a Rotary so my 'cut' is much more. I would post some pics IF you can get some light showing the scratches.

My fear for you is going overkill regardless of the machine your using. I would refer to the sticky here talking about 'Total Cut'

To give you reference, if they paint is heavily swirled and between washing, claying and inspecting there may be a case where you need the M105, some times with some passion, the proper pad and speed you can get very good correction with the m205.

[wig]

Re: Which product would you use on silver car?

I'll try both M205 and Ultimate wax. Would a speed of 3-4 be sufficient to remove light swirls?

Thanks,
Wig