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- Thread starter todd100
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You could apply 2 layers Todd but the 2nd layer would just be for coverage, SRP will strip anything that is on the car so it'll also strip layers of itself.
Apply 2 for even coverage and decen filling ability. Apply via DA or by hand preferebly with a polishing applicator like this....
Or...
If not just use one of those yellow ones mate, it'll be reet.
Apply 2 for even coverage and decen filling ability. Apply via DA or by hand preferebly with a polishing applicator like this....
Or...
If not just use one of those yellow ones mate, it'll be reet.
leeds2592
ClioSport Club Member
Bean 182 + E70 X5
Can you apply more layers of SRP
Yes you can. The more layers you give your car, the more swirls that will be filled. Up to 5 layers would work really good.
How do you remove old SRP from the paint?
By polishing or claying the paint.
Can SRP be used on wheels?
SRP leaves a great finish on wheels, along to some protection against brake dust and road grime!
LOL to all of the above.
So SRP is removed with polishing, but layering SRP 5 times won't remove it? OK.
Yes you can. The more layers you give your car, the more swirls that will be filled. Up to 5 layers would work really good.
How do you remove old SRP from the paint?
By polishing or claying the paint.
Can SRP be used on wheels?
SRP leaves a great finish on wheels, along to some protection against brake dust and road grime!
LOL to all of the above.
So SRP is removed with polishing, but layering SRP 5 times won't remove it? OK.
this is alson on detailing world
Autoglym Super Resin Polish
The first of the "all-in-one" productsm contains fillers, leaves an acryllic sealent layer too.
Before:
This was applied in circular motions and straight lines, for about two minutes per hit and the residue removed with ease (a little bit of duist though). Easy to use product...
Results after three hits:
Results after five hits:
Out of all the products tested, this one achieved the best defect removal - even deeper swirls were mostly dealt with... these were mainly filled, but as an option by hand for defect work, SRP is hard ignore. Excellent results from an underrated product, left a nice glossy finish too!
Autoglym Super Resin Polish
The first of the "all-in-one" productsm contains fillers, leaves an acryllic sealent layer too.
Before:
This was applied in circular motions and straight lines, for about two minutes per hit and the residue removed with ease (a little bit of duist though). Easy to use product...
Results after three hits:
Results after five hits:
Out of all the products tested, this one achieved the best defect removal - even deeper swirls were mostly dealt with... these were mainly filled, but as an option by hand for defect work, SRP is hard ignore. Excellent results from an underrated product, left a nice glossy finish too!
on trim etc?
You mean it's available to the masses. Yes. It is h'actually easier for me to order off the internet. I don't have time to go out to Halfrauds. But I agree, for Joe Bloggs, it is a product that is readily available.
3 hits just means going over the area 3 times.
Edit:- that doesn't mean wiping over it 3 times...working until broken down, buff off and repeat.
But people seem to call it layering.
As far I'm I'm concerned polish is measured in "hits", glazes, sealants and waxes are "layered"
Edit:- that doesn't mean wiping over it 3 times...working until broken down, buff off and repeat.
But people seem to call it layering.
As far I'm I'm concerned polish is measured in "hits", glazes, sealants and waxes are "layered"
FLOL @ Facedesk.
Should this section be renamed to Todd's Question Corner yet or do we need another 10 threads ?
Should this section be renamed to Todd's Question Corner yet or do we need another 10 threads ?
or my own decicated sub section?
Lilke a James Bond baddie's lair ?
Lilke a James Bond baddie's lair ?
too right
Fiesta ST-3
See I love SRP as a quick method of polishing the car ie without the use of a machine. Is it a better product than some polishes designed for the DA? For example I have Meguires 4 and 6 I think I find them pretty poor tbh.
It's quicker using a machine I think.
http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=186529&highlight=honda+s2000
Just to show exactly what SRP can do.
Just to show exactly what SRP can do.
Great example, read it a few times myself. I just can't help thinking that in that time he could have gone round with some Lime Prime and most likely corrected a larger proportion of the swirls - it is Honda paint after all!
