Onyx
Active member
+1 for SRP, great product (one of my favs).
Word of advice: On the cutting scale of polishes, SRP falls way short. It's strength however is it's ability to fill the scratch rather than remove it completely!
You'll find that the more 'hits' you give a panel, the better the result - this because the fillers are doing it's job. Topped with a good LSP and your paintwork will look great!
Word of caution: Use a shampoo that's 'strips' and your hard work at polishing will be undone with the fillers and LSP quickly washed away :wave:
Word of advice: On the cutting scale of polishes, SRP falls way short. It's strength however is it's ability to fill the scratch rather than remove it completely!
You'll find that the more 'hits' you give a panel, the better the result - this because the fillers are doing it's job. Topped with a good LSP and your paintwork will look great!
Word of caution: Use a shampoo that's 'strips' and your hard work at polishing will be undone with the fillers and LSP quickly washed away :wave: