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That will vary by manufacturer...whose products do you plan on using?
Maybe I'm having a senior moment, but I'm sure I remember reading here on NAM a list of several different makers' products in ascending order of abrasiveness.
Did I save it in my Favorites list? Of course not.
From the detailing sticky at the top of this forum
Least Abrasive
• Paintwork Cleanser (Sonus makes a good one)
• 3M Swirl mark Remover
• 3M Finesse It II
• Scratch-X (Meguiars)
• Fine-Cut Rubbing Compound
• Medium Rubbing Compound
• Rubbing Compound (I leave this one to the professionals and won’t let myself buy any because I’d probably do some damage)
Most Abrasive
From the detailing sticky at the top of this forum
Least Abrasive
• Paintwork Cleanser (Sonus makes a good one)
• 3M Swirl mark Remover
• 3M Finesse It II
• Scratch-X (Meguiars)
• Fine-Cut Rubbing Compound
• Medium Rubbing Compound
• Rubbing Compound (I leave this one to the professionals and won’t let myself buy any because I’d probably do some damage)
Most Abrasive
This list comes from my "Detailed Detailing process" thread, but I've switched my products now to eliminate the guess work between the abrasive-ness of various products.
I now use the 3 part Sonus SFX line. They were made to work together as a system, so you don't have to guess as you move from product line to product line and manufacturer to manufacturer.
05 MCS BLK/BLK Prem Pkg, Armrest, Chrome grill, Alpine 9857,PAC-ALP, Focal Access 165A1 components
