Poorboys Super Swirl Remover 2.5
10-01-2006, 04:28 PM
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Poorboys Super Swirl Remover 2.5
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Some people think swirl removal is too risky for the average do-it-yourselfer, but Poorboy
10-01-2006, 05:07 PM
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jeez... another product that i cant live without!!
this one is on my list to buy and you just pushed it higher!
so as swirl removers go, this one sounds like its pretty close to the top of the heap?
good review mikeyc!
this one is on my list to buy and you just pushed it higher!
so as swirl removers go, this one sounds like its pretty close to the top of the heap?
good review mikeyc!
10-01-2006, 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by wanabe,Oct 1 2006, 09:07 PM
jeez... another product that i cant live without!!
this one is on my list to buy and you just pushed it higher!
so as swirl removers go, this one sounds like its pretty close to the top of the heap?
good review mikeyc!
this one is on my list to buy and you just pushed it higher!
so as swirl removers go, this one sounds like its pretty close to the top of the heap?
good review mikeyc!
10-01-2006, 07:02 PM
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yup... same thing that I noticed when I used it. Dusts alot, but the fact that it can be used in the sun made it the only choice for me =(. I'm definately going to try out the optimum since some people said it works in the sun.
I've also picked up an easy up canopy, so I might be able to give the non-sun polishes a go soon as well. I highly recommend one to anyone who need's shade and their parking area isn't too far from their sleeping area =) cause the thing is 60lbs... =p
I've also picked up an easy up canopy, so I might be able to give the non-sun polishes a go soon as well. I highly recommend one to anyone who need's shade and their parking area isn't too far from their sleeping area =) cause the thing is 60lbs... =p
10-01-2006, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by blurnj13,Oct 1 2006, 11:02 PM
yup... same thing that I noticed when I used it. Dusts alot, but the fact that it can be used in the sun made it the only choice for me =(. I'm definately going to try out the optimum since some people said it works in the sun.
10-01-2006, 07:21 PM
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wanabe - will try, but I'm not as eloquent as mikey
mikey - really?... definately great to have you on this forum... saves us alot of research time and $$$ =). (even though chances are we'll prob go off and try it ourselves anyways)
(not that we don't trust you of course)
mikey - really?... definately great to have you on this forum... saves us alot of research time and $$$ =). (even though chances are we'll prob go off and try it ourselves anyways)
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10-01-2006, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by blurnj13,Oct 1 2006, 11:21 PM
really... definately great to have you on this forum... saves us alot of research time =). (even though chances are we'll prob go off and try it ourselves anyways) (not that we don't trust you of course)
(not that we don't trust you of course)
10-03-2006, 09:06 AM
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Mickey,do you think,the SSR2.5,could get rid of my cobwebs???
I would apply it by hand,as I'm too scared of PCs.
Any special technique???
Would you follow up with AIO + P21???
-Emil.
I would apply it by hand,as I'm too scared of PCs.
Any special technique???
Would you follow up with AIO + P21???
-Emil.
10-03-2006, 09:27 AM
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Hi Emil,
SSR2.5 used by machine would definitely get rid of your cob webbing. I really would be hesitant to comment about using it by hand as I have no experience with using the product in that manner. You could pose the question here . . .
http://www.poorboysworld.net/board/index.php
There's no need to be afraid of the PC. It's virtually harmless and your car will look even better after a nice cob-web removal session. Cob-web removal by hand is a long, back breaking, time consuming, and tedious process and in the end you will only achieve 80% of the result you could get with a PC.
If investing in the machine and pads is what scares you off. Post up a thread in your local forum to see if someone has a PC & pads you can borrow.
SSR2.5 used by machine would definitely get rid of your cob webbing. I really would be hesitant to comment about using it by hand as I have no experience with using the product in that manner. You could pose the question here . . .
http://www.poorboysworld.net/board/index.php
There's no need to be afraid of the PC. It's virtually harmless and your car will look even better after a nice cob-web removal session. Cob-web removal by hand is a long, back breaking, time consuming, and tedious process and in the end you will only achieve 80% of the result you could get with a PC.
If investing in the machine and pads is what scares you off. Post up a thread in your local forum to see if someone has a PC & pads you can borrow.