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I think my CG Citrus killed the NXT on my daughter's car using the AG foam gun. I know people don't think NXT is very durable but it was fine right before the foaming. My belief is that to get any quantity of foam from the AG gun, you have to mix at a very strong concentration and that kills...

I'm currently using FMJ and love it so far. Absolutely cleans itself. Price is the big down side, but if we based all our car detailing purchases on cost, we would all be using Turtle Wax.

I use FMJ over Menzerna Glaze and Polish. Great stuff. Very slick. Rain will clean the car. Amazes me every time it happens.

I will say the service from Edge was great. I had a blue pad fail after first use and it was replaced quickly, but it is frustrating to have stuff break.

Zaino leather cleaner and conditioner.

Depending on the wheel. probably aluminum. I don't use any chemicals at all on my Volks. Why take a chance with the clear on wheels that are $900+ per. I use car wash soap and a mitt. Most sealants and waxes won't stay on the wheel due to the heat. Stick to elbow grease and you certainly won't...

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Yep, G is from across the pond. 106FF is good to go on the G. Only way I can compare these is to look at cut and gloss. PM'd.

I have them all and if I had to choose 1, it would be 106FF. It has enough cut to take care of swirls with the right pad and finishes off very nice. I've used it with an agressive pad and then used it again with a finish pad.

Check here. http://www.menzerna.de/files/e_polish%20web.pdf For some reason the names and numbers have been changed on AG site. Look at cut and finish to compare.

I always do when I use a more aggressive pad than a finishing pad with 106FF. Probably overkill, but what the heck. If I don't use the stuff it'll go bad. Might suggest Menzerna Glaze between the polishing and LSP.

My personal opinion is to try 106FF with light cutting pad on a small area. If that doesn't work then try 106FF with a little more aggressive pad before using IP or SIP. You can always go to that if neither of the above work. 106FF will take off swirls with the right pad and still finish off...

Great assortment! And what is your address again?:D

I got my glaze after polishing with 106FF and then applying FMJ. Now I have to remove the FMJ to apply the glaze, but I think it will be worth it. Think the glaze would remove the FMJ or will I need to Dawn it or is there something better than Dawn. I know I could polish again but don't see...

I said no only because I already have 106FF, glaze and FMJ. Good stuff.

Only problem is that PO85RD no longer available. Too bad, it's great polish w/o too much cut.

I've used 106FF on blue Edge to remove pretty bad swirls. I'm pretty slow, so if I want the old 85RD for less cut than 106 but same gloss, what is the new number.

This is really confusing since Menzerna doesn't list an 83 or 87, they show several different 85's. 85's and 106 have same gloss (5) but 106 has a little more cut.

FMJ will, don't know about others.

I used 106FF and orange Edge and removed some pretty bad swirls, then white Edge to polish even more. May have to hit the swirls twice but better than cutting too much with a more intense cut polish. Just my opinion.