i have an orange sei, currently using autoglym resin polish.
great stuff, only it really seems to emphasise scratches because its white.
does an orange polish even exist?!?!
if not, what should i use?
dom

dpashley42 said:

i have an orange sei, currently using autoglym resin polish.
great stuff, only it really seems to emphasise scratches because its white.
does an orange polish even exist?!?!
if not, what should i use?
dom

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Use less polish if your finding white marks and lots of dust you are using way too much

would you reccommend using a damp applicator?

Very good polish which doesn't leave white marks (and can be used on plastic trim) - Autobrite Cherry Glaze.

dpashley42 said:

would you reccommend using a damp applicator?

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yes soak it in water and wring out the excess

Most people do the following:

Use too much polish (one to two smartie size blobs should be more than enough to do about 1 1/2 foot square)

Work too large an area (1 1/2 foot square)

Dont work the polish for long enough ( rub using firm even pressure until the polish looses its whiteness and goes clear/ becomes an oily residue )

Instead of using polish i think you must go for a compound and i m sure that all of your dark and white spots will vanish easily.

Try Poorboys Black hole, then a decent wax over the top. SRP doesnt really do much when used as a solitary product.