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Tried Menz PF2500 in my swirled hood 2 months ago, really left a glossy smooth finish. Just noticed awhile ago under the sun that the polished area was free from medium to light swirls. And deeper swirls were still evident, which was fine with me, I just want the gloss of my paint be restored...

Nice Review! Pretty much covered anything. Cleaning carpets really is a pain, I've been looking at Black tornador to aid me in this task. Can you compare this with steam cleaner? Thanks!

Get a black finishing pad and M205, this will be your finishing polish combo, then top this with your choice of wax or sealant, look into the blackfire line, you have lots of choices there.

If you are looking into serious correction in less time, megs MF System might do the trick, from what i can recall, it is designed for production detailing. But if you are just after renewal of gloss and removal of swirls, D151 gets my vote too.

Maybe what you are seeing are RDS, which maybe more difficult to remove. You can still use d300, just use slower hand speed and ample amount of pressure (to maintain rotation) when you pass over the defect. If this does not do the trick, you can use three pee sized drops of M105 in your d300...

I used BL for prepping the surface for the wax, removing remaining polish oil residue and at the same time to give that reflective shine. SNH was really the LSP here. V7 just a quick detailer, when my car is a bit dusty again, durability of V7 sucks, but the looks is really something I rave about.

How was the result with this technique? Did this do the trick?

I tried this exact combo before, looks great on white, my only issue was durability of SNH was reduced significantly, i am not sure if our weather here (hot and humid) plays a factor or i should have waited at least 1 hr before topping BL with SNH. But with BL topped with CG xxx hardcore wax, i...

Have you tried this combo at GG ROP setting 3-3.5? I think this is different from what silverfox is referring to, I too also have a sonax paint cleaner, and really works great on soft paints, i only use this with my GG ROP with setting not exceeding 3.5 with black pad. But keep in mind that...

It depends on your priorities, if you prefer a durable spray spray wax, go for OCW. If you prefer ease of use, i'll suggest OCW. For looks, you cannot go wrong with D156 and OCW. How about spray sealant? you not considering this?

Got it Mike! :iagree: this says it all. Thanks!

When foaming then rinse and then do the 2 bucket wash, is the life of the wax or sealant shortened faster? I am assuming this, since the wax/sealant was exposed 2 times to the shampoo.

Only problem i had using a non cg wax on top of BL was durability. But if your desiring a shiny wet look, BL+wax, really works. :xyxthumbs:

Red CCS pad would be great. Be sure to test this combo first, observing proper curing time for BL before topping it with 845. I found durability issues topping BL with non CG waxes.

:iagree: GG6 user here, which is used always with MF pad for heavy correction, for primarily 2 reasons; it finishes better than a rotary (reduced correction steps) and shorter learning curve. Only limitation for a DA i see is removal of sanding marks in corners and edges, where a rotary will be...

Menzerna Power Finish 2500 for me. for a quick finish and if you are not going for that high correction rate to preserve the paint, this really works great! By kitoy22 at 2012-07-07 pad dependent, and finishes very nicely!:xyxthumbs:

I heard or read somewhere that Optimum spray wax can be used on fresh paint, can anybody here confirm if this true to their claim? Thanks!

wow! what a turn around! it looks like it was repainted. Good Job Man!

How about megs APC+, i know its not a dedicated tire and wheel cleaner. but is it safe to be used for this purpose?

Is there an on going free shipment and 20% off here in AG?