[shine247]

I've used SRP for the last couple of years and found it pretty good - especially as I'm a newbie to this. Although, I am thinking of trying BH Cleanser Polish - which seems to be a better version of SRP - or am I wrong?? Better as in less dust, more waxes will adhere to it and have better cleaning properties.

Although not a regular user of AIO's I had a bottle of SRP for years which occasionally came out and did an excellent job at removing and minimising scratches / swirl marks on the odd vehicle and restoring the red on my old classic single stage red car. Because it ran out I felt it only right to try the BH offering. It is good and leaves a nice shine but I found it to be a lot less effective at hiding marks and correcting neglected paint.

This was a VERY quick blast with SRP, a cutting pad and a DA as a test at first. In the end the car looked amazing for 17 years untouched.