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Blatently inaccurate information is crazy.

I have to agree here. I also do not recall seeing any sun shots of that black panel after a "hologram free" finish was obtained. If I receall correctly, "a person would need to move the car out into to something like full overhead sunlight and take good high resolution shots showing the hologram...

I've never used D151 or Power Finish, but from what I've read in multiple places, Power Finish is one heck of a 1 step polish paired with a green pad. It has decent cut to remove light swirls and finishes down to a nice high gloss; again, this is solely based off reviews and pictures that I've...

These two products are a great combo!! M105 is very versatile and can be paired with a wool pad to do some serious correcting work or paired with something mild like a white pad to correct and finish with a high gloss. Then use the M205 and a polish pad to really clear up that finish. M205 can...

I agree with the others; go with the fine polish, do an IPA wipe down to remove the oils and you're ready for your LSP!

Holy cow that car was hammered man. Great job on the detail...the customer should be very happy!

I don't think this is an accurate statement. If you have the correct pad/polish combo and know how to work a rotary, a high gloss and hologram free finish is completely possible. For someone who is just starting out, I agree that it's much easier to finish down with a DA. The learning curve with...

Make sure to post pictures when you're done so we can see your awesome results!! :xyxthumbs:

OP, if you're using a rotary with the proper technique and products, acheiving a hologram free finish is easily attainable. Unfortunately you won't be able to get a hologram free finish using medium pads or polishes. You have to be using the correct products. Anyone doing paint correction should...

A white pad is not a finishing pad. To do finishing work, you would want to use a dedicated pad like a blue LC pad, regardless of the type of machine you're using. Times where you wouldn't use a dedicated finishing pad would be if you're doing a 1 step correction with a combo like Menz Power...

Nice photos man!

M105 and M205 can both be used with a rotary if used properly. If you're using M105 with an orange pad, you need to follow it up with M105 on the white pad and then use M205 with a blue pad. M205 is a finishing polish and should be used with a finishing pad.

Nice review. Did you end up getting this at full price? It's actually a fantastic deal for this wax when it's on sale; not saying that it isn't worth the regular price, but a wax this good on sale is even better! I am planning on doing some work on my wife's car this weekend and trying out...

Looks good man. That's such a great color for a Mustang, and your wheels really set it off!

As magnus said, we need to know what pads you were using. If you were using a wool or heavy compounding foam pad (like an orange or yellow LC pad), then you would need to do a middle step before moving on to M205.

Thanks man! :dblthumb2:

My vote is for Meg's M105/M205 combo.

I had washed and waxed my car with Fuzion a week prior to taking these pictures:

Sweet lol.

Right or left?