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Old 04-15-2007, 11:00 PM
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I see that the English detail guy, that uses the 152457545$$ zymol wax uses zymol hd cleanse after all polishing is done and before the wax goes on. What kind of product is this. Is it a final polish? I currently use poorboys professional polish, and was wondering if HD cleanse was worth picking up.
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i think cleanse is to remove old wax and such
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have never used it, but it is a "paint cleaner"- it also contains oils.

paint cleaners are like swirl removers, but are usually not used the same. swirl removers, as polishes, are worked until they dust. paint cleaners often are rubbed in, but not as much work. depends on the brand-
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Originally Posted by wanabe,Apr 16 2007, 10:25 AM
have never used it, but it is a "paint cleaner"- it also contains oils.

paint cleaners are like swirl removers, but are usually not used the same. swirl removers, as polishes, are worked until they dust. paint cleaners often are rubbed in, but not as much work. depends on the brand-
You got it spot on. HD-Cleanse is a paint cleaner. You basically rub it on, let it sit for 20 secs or so, and then wipe it off. It smells like cocoa and you may want to eat it, but I don't advise it. Also, if you let it dry too long it is a SERIOUS bear to buff off.

It does leave the paint nice and smooth and will clean off oxidation. Generally speaking I like HD Cleanse, but I don't love it. I do find it increases the slickness of a wax job, but it can be tough to use and is quite expensive.
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Well i shop at autogeek frequently and am about to make an order. What products do they sell that would compare and is this product even necessary.

i currently use poorboys ssr1 by hand
poorboys professional polish by hand
and nattys paste wax
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Originally Posted by gotrpms,Apr 16 2007, 09:41 PM
Well i shop at autogeek frequently and am about to make an order. What products do they sell that would compare and is this product even necessary.

i currently use poorboys ssr1 by hand
poorboys professional polish by hand
and nattys paste wax
I don't think you really need it TBH. Pro Polish is a similar product.
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Cool deal thats what i thought. Thanks
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