imported_NHBFAN
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I don't think that German polish likes Louisiana humidity.
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membim said:I can't, won't, and don't use FPII because of humidity. It feels like New Orleans about 200 days of the year here in Memphis and I suffer using FPII.
ebpcivicsi said:Glad that I am not the only one.My problem is that IMO, FPII has no equal. SSR1 doesn't finish down as well, nor does OP, M80, M82 just isn't user friendly IMO, HT LC is close, but no cigar. What do you use instead? I use FPII after rotary work. Every other final polish that I have tried degrades the finish that rotary work leaves behind.
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ebpcivicsi said:Glad that I am not the only one.My problem is that IMO, FPII has no equal. SSR1 doesn't finish down as well, nor does OP, M80, M82 just isn't user friendly IMO, HT LC is close, but no cigar. What do you use instead? I use FPII after rotary work. Every other final polish that I have tried degrades the finish that rotary work leaves behind.
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RAG said:Man ebpcivicsi...I like your thinking and your posts. You nailed it right on the head...FPII has no equal. (btw, the blackfire SRC polish finishes down even better than fPII via PC (though you'll only see the difference on black)).
RAG said:Man ebpcivicsi...I like your thinking and your posts. You nailed it right on the head...FPII has no equal. (btw, the blackfire SRC polish finishes down even better than fPII via PC (though you'll only see the difference on black)).
ebpcivicsi said:Glad that I am not the only one.My problem is that IMO, FPII has no equal. SSR1 doesn't finish down as well, nor does OP, M80, M82 just isn't user friendly IMO, HT LC is close, but no cigar. What do you use instead? I use FPII after rotary work. Every other final polish that I have tried degrades the finish that rotary work leaves behind.
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NHBFAN said:I still plan to use FPII. I'll just use more aggresive methods of removing it.
After inital buffing, I'll use damp terry cloths and/or cheap QD's, e.g Eagle One.
membim said:When detailing a jet black BMW, you can't use agressive methods of removing polish residue. It will mar the finish.
tustah said:As far as I understand from reading this thread, there are problems associated with using FPII in high humidity/heat.
I have been hesitant in purchasing the PO106FF and I understand how it works miracles. Is it as hard as FPII in application/removal, and if you add RMG will it solve the high heat/humidity problem? I have been waiting to detail my black accord, and would love to use it if possible.