Let us know if we can help with any cleaning/polishing/restoring projects

Billatstarbrite

And by "help" we mean offering advice on what to use, not getting all sweaty, lol 

CatchandRelease

What is the difference between the color restorer and the premium restorer wax

Billatstarbrite

Restorer Wax is more heavy duty than Color Restorer. It is intended for surfaces with fairly heavy oxidation, but not enough chalkiness to require a rubbing compound. 

CatchandRelease

Okay thanks... So restorer wax has no rubbing compound and color restorer does? I thought you would need rubbing compound for heavy oxidation? Just trying to figure out what I would need.

Billatstarbrite

Neither of these products are a rubbing compound. You need rubbing compound for heavy, chalky oxidation. If you wipe your fingers across the surface and they come back white and chalky, reach for rubbing compound. If not, use a less aggressive product in order to not take off more of the gel coat than is absolutely necessary. 
Restorer Wax is a bit more aggressive than Color Restorer. Neither is as aggressive as a rubbing compound.

CatchandRelease

Billatstarbrite said:

Neither of these products are a rubbing compound. You need rubbing compound for heavy, chalky oxidation. If you wipe your fingers across the surface and they come back white and chalky, reach for rubbing compound. If not, use a less aggressive product in order to not take off more of the gel coat than is absolutely necessary. 
Restorer Wax is a bit more aggressive than Color Restorer. Neither is as aggressive as a rubbing compound.

One more question.. Will this new Premium Restorer Wax harm any decals ? I won`t be using a rotary, only a DA orbital with an orange foam pad.

Billatstarbrite

Do NOT use ANY polish or Wax on decals. 

Polish or waxes are not intended for use on plastic - they can o=potentially damage some inferior quality decals