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[eaglepremier]

Last weekend I detailed an 02 Mercedes with dark blue paint, full of swirls. I used a PC orbital with yellow foam pad and PoliSeal and followed with a hand application of OCW. Not only was I blown away by the results, I had more people comment on the 'finished work' that any car I've done. No less than 10 people made a point to say 'wow' when they saw the car on Sun and Mon. Best of all, I had less than 1 hour in the detail. Simply awesome products!
Derek Dorroh

[dublifecrisis]

yup..I've done many '1 step' details using poli-seal followed by OCW or DGAW and I am always impressed with the outcome regardless fo what color the car is. I love poli-seal

[Bigpikle]

only just discovered PS, but agree it makes a great combo with OCW and OS

[Anthony Orosco]

eaglepremier, on Apr 1 2009, 01:14 PM, said:

Last weekend I detailed an 02 Mercedes with dark blue paint, full of swirls. I used a PC orbital with yellow foam pad and PoliSeal and followed with a hand application of OCW. Not only was I blown away by the results, I had more people comment on the 'finished work' that any car I've done. No less than 10 people made a point to say 'wow' when they saw the car on Sun and Mon. Best of all, I had less than 1 hour in the detail. Simply awesome products!
Derek Dorroh

Great to hear

Pictures......we need pictures!

Welcome to the forums,
Anthony

[cedman498]

This sounds like a real winner! One question though about the application method. Are you using OCW to help remove the PS residue or just a removal of PS and then OCW by itsself?

Thanks for the information and look forward to your pictures..

[Bence]

OPS leaves no residue - except when you just wipe it on, let it haze and wipe off for protection.

[cedman498]

Bence, on Apr 2 2009, 05:57 PM, said:

OPS leaves no residue - except when you just wipe it on, let it haze and wipe off for protection.

Thank you.

Nice site and you all do great work on your vehicles.