Has anyone used these PB products?

[DSVWGLI]

I noticed on the PB site they have a polish called Poorboy's polish w/ carnauba (blue). Has anyone tried this? I'm also interested in Poorboy's professtional polish, what is it like, what is it similar to?

 

[bjackson8]

I noticed on the PB site they have a polish called Poorboy's polish w/ carnauba (blue). Has anyone tried this? I'm also interested in Poorboy's professtional polish, what is it like, what is it similar to?

I use professional polish. It is basically a non-abrasive paint cleaner. It will remove oxidation and old LSP, and prep the surface for new LSP.

 

[mblgjr]

ProPolish and a wool pad on a rotary will remove wetsanding marks. It is very versatile.



Polsih w/carn. is a good one step intermediate polish. Works well for really light swirling/filling.

 

[FreeBIZZ]

I've used PWC Blue on darker colors. It works very well if the paint does not need any correction. When done, I top with EX if the customer wants a sealant, or else I use either Aquawax or Natty's Blue as a topper.

 

[Setec Astronomy]

The PP is very solventy. PwC is really nice on light swirls, fills/removes them and leaves a little protection behind.