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Acrylic or 2 Pack Paint

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thought I'd try a bit of diy detailing....I know I know, either very brave or very stupid. I guess I just can't resist it. Anyway, bought a rotarty polisher (3,00 rpm variable) with 3 polishing sponges. However, one sponge is for 2 pack paint and the other for Acrylic paint. How do I know what's on my baslat black 2003 996TT? I'd appreciate it if anyone can help. Also, has anyone tried the Zymol Glasur Glaze (£98)? If so do you know how it compares with Bilt Hammer Autobalm (£15). I find the later to be very good, great 'wet look' and hides spiral marks from the sun but never tried the Zymol. Cheers.

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Take a look at the sticker under your bonnet. It has a paint code on it - it probably says 'C9Z'. As far as I can see this isn't a water based paint according to the book '996 - the essential compainion'. Just go very easy with whatever mop you use!

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Thanks bud, I'll check it out....

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just had it confirmed from Porsche, it's 2 Pack Paint. Now I know which polishing mop to use

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