What Menz. polishes to buy?

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What Menzerna Products to buy? PO85RD, PO106FF, SIP, IP?

BTW, what is the difference in the SIP and IP. One for scratch resistant clear, right? Would it be a problem to use on non scratch resistant clear?

Just trying to switch over to Menz. and unsure what I should purchase... (with the 20% off)

TIA
 
TexasTB said:
What Menzerna Products to buy? PO85RD, PO106FF, SIP, IP?

BTW, what is the difference in the SIP and IP. One for scratch resistant clear, right? Would it be a problem to use on non scratch resistant clear?

Just trying to switch over to Menz. and unsure what I should purchase... (with the 20% off)

TIA
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If working with moderate to mild work SIP and 106ff are the way to go. They ARE for SR paint but can be used on all finishes and look FANATASTIC on all. If you want more correction step up and get the pwer gloss and you'll be ready to battle some good stuff.

You'll never look back and wish you could sell all your other polishes just like me.
 
So what's up with PO85RD?

Also, 106ff, I heard, can finish down to be LSP ready, correct?
 
TexasTB said:
So what's up with PO85RD?

Also, 106ff, I heard, can finish down to be LSP ready, correct?
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You are correct! 106 will finish down LSP ready with an unbelievable shine. I like the 85RD for paint that is in really good shape with very minor swirls. It really takes the place of a paint cleanser for me and finishes down great! I have Power Gloss, Intensive Polish, 106ff, and 85RD and really like MotorCity said I don't need anything else!
 
I own PG, SIP, 106FF, 106FA, and Ive got some 85rd. The only reason you might need other brand polish is if Menz. is acting up.
 
I have all of their polishes, but you can get away with power gloss, sip, and 106ff.
 
Awesome. Thanks for the input everyone.
I was going to pick these up, but will wait until my B-day later this month.
 
SIP and PO106FF is the way to go! better get them in gallons!:righton:
 
TexasTB said:
Awesome. Thanks for the input everyone.
I was going to pick these up, but will wait until my B-day later this month.
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i would stick to the carbrite stuff for your custemers and uses menzerna for your own cars.
 
I have a new bottle(FP085U) never used I wonder if AG would exchange it for 106FF?
 
IP has more cut than SIP on normal clears and single stage paints (1500 versus 2000) though if you finesse SIP for longer enough, it may take more out

I've got all of them and use IP and 106 most of the time
85RD is better than 106 when doing a three or four step job.
 
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