SSR 2 must be followed with the SSR1. if you have bad scratches, i suggest using something just a bit more aggressive than the white pad. but then when using the ssr1 as a follow up, definately use the white pad.

amazing polish very easy to use. definately make sure you only use a small amount otherwise you'll just be wasting it. put a coin (quarter) size in the middle of the pad, rub it in an area you are working on then go at it.

I used the full line of Poorboy's World Super Swirl Remover products on my Red 1999 Nissan Sentra. Before the car had spider webbing and tiny scratches all over it. Now you would be hard pressed to find the tiniest one. I used a rotary polisher on a slow/medium speed with foam polishing pads of increasing softness for each step up in the SSR product line. After the SSR3 you should have plenty of buffer trails and small scratches, but don't worry, correct application of the SSR2 and SSR1 and a coat of wax should get rid of everything!