[schach23]

Hey guys,

Reading a lot around here. Working on my setup for my spring correction.

Plan on claying first.

Only want to do a one step polish. Can anyone recommend one polish before the blackfire wet diamond sealant I plan on using? I don't mind if I only get 70-80% correction. I simply don't have a week to do a full correction and my daily driver isn't gonna be perfect.

Maybe a polish that I could use different pads with for the level of correction?

Thanks

Scott

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Hi Scott,

I think if you read through these few articles (don't worry, they're fairly short) you'll have a good idea of what to get for the one stage polishing. Please check them out and please post any further questions you may have...

Beginner Polishing Packages for DIY Detailing Enthusiasts

My Favorite One Stage Polishing Routines

My Favorite Two Stage Polishing Routines

Ivan @ DI

[schach23]

Thanks Ivan. I gave those a read and was wondering if you have ever worked on a black sapphire metallic 2011 e90 and if so how "hard" did you think the paint was. I was also looking at Mezerna 2500 as it seems to have good reviews for a one step polish.

Thanks

Scott

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Originally Posted by schach23

Thanks Ivan. I gave those a read and was wondering if you have ever worked on a black sapphire metallic 2011 e90 and if so how "hard" did you think the paint was. I was also looking at Mezerna 2500 as it seems to have good reviews for a one step polish.

Thanks

Scott

I haven't used PF 2500 for a long time now, but it surely is a good polish. I've had good luck with M205 on black sapphire metallic as well, usually with Crimson Lake Country pads and maybe even White or Tangerine.

I normally use the Flex 3401 but these should all work well with the Porter Cable 7424XP or Griot's Garage polisher.