[Titania]

Jeffs Werkstatt- Much easier to apply than Zaino or Klasse.

[dmboone25]

Originally Posted by picus

Well polishing and sealing are separate things and should be thought about separately. Too many people focus on the LSP stage (last step product) meaning wax or sealant as opposed to spending time on claying and polishing, which are the two steps that really matter when it comes to the look of the paint. So Zaino, Klasse, turtle wax... it's all protective, each has pro's and cons. If you have swirls and want them gone, you need to polish.

ADHD - you mentioned some good products in your post. Edge pads are quality pads, optimum compounds/polishes are very good swirl removers and finishing polishes. Meguiars #80 is a long time standby and an excellent mild-moderate polish. I think the polishes people should use depends on the defects they are removing, the machine they are using, and the color/quality of their paint, so it depends. There are plenty of good polishes from Menzerna, Optimum, Meguairs, Poorboys, 3M, Hi-Temp, etc, etc..

Ok--with that being said, what would you recommend for JB that has some light swirl marks, but nothing deep? I have used Z5 and Z2 on it for sealants, if it matters--and yes, I would use a PC.

Thanks!

[OC Guy]

Originally Posted by jbake

I've heard really good things about Poorboy's products over at e46fanatics. www.poorboysworld.com

I prefer Poorboy's products over Zaino, Klasse, Wolfgang, Meguair's, P21s, etc.. I have a ton of product at home and Poorboy's is my favorite for a combo of longetivity, ease of use (easy to apply and remove), smell, and price. For polishing, I like to use the Meguiar's professional line (#80, #81, etc).

For different colors though, I prefer different products. I really like Poor Boy's Vanilla Moose on Silver/Gunmetal.