HiTemp EC + OP = me so happy

[wifehatescar]

Have to give credit to G35stilez for "coming up with" this combo. I had been using PG for a while. It works well but dusts like mad, goes on and off like glue, leaves a haze if not worked 100% and generally is a pain to use. I even mixed it 50% with VM with no luck.

So jumped on the EC/OP bandwagon...damn what a difference. I mixed it 50/50 in a 4oz bottle and ran it at 1400rpm. No dust, worked easy and buffed EASY, no haze, not oily. It was not quite as strong as PG but on a 79' Porsche I did this weekend (pics to come in another post :wink: ), it took out 90% of the swirls in 1 pass. I was able to use the same polish pad over the whole car too, just spurred it with a toothbrush after every 2-3 panels. I'm guessing it will shave 20-30 minutes off my detail time for rotary work/heavy swirl removal. Highly recommended for serious rotary work!

[wifehatescar]

I'll also add, after EC/OP, aside from my normal rotary holograms (yay me :roll: ), I could have gone right to my LSP. I used FPII on a PC to clean up the holograms but it really did not add a whole lot more shine. Quite amazing.

[budman3]

So you actually mixed the two products in one bottle? I think Sean puts two beads on the car (one EC and one OP) and then polishes away. Not sure if that'll make a difference or not. The reason I ask is because I mixed up a 'batch' or OP and OHC and had a horrible time working with it. But both products worked separatly are great....

But I will have to try this combo out in the future.

[wifehatescar]

Yes right now I add 2oz of each in a 4oz bottle and shake. Works great for me.