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I was thinking the same thing, that there was a difference in paint form say early mid 2000 to the 2007 and up, mainly because i used to do my buddy's which was an earlier year, cant really remember, but his used to be so easy no matter what I used, but even then I was using Menzerna, still Im...

and just to ad im not harping on Meguiars, god knows I love the majority of their products and have for some time, some just cant be beat, plus you can find a lot of them in local auto stores.

Calm down, just making a little joke, and yes everybody has there own opinion, and im glad this stuff works for some, just seemed to be getting a little heated, dont want to cause a fuss.

LOL, I would, but not really enough left to be worth sending, I only bought the * oz bottles.

Kudos!!! Thanks buddy!!! I needed one in the win column on this one, lol.

Probably a good idea, SIP can get a lot out with the right pad, i would say SIP with a purple pad would be real close to using PG.

I would say longer than 105, depending on how primed your pad is and how much or less of it you use, i find I can remist the pad once or twice to reactivate it on each section I work, less compound used, but of course have to put more when moving on to the next section.

PG is a completely differerent monster than 105, its a straight cutting compound, some very strong stuff, it has almost the consistancy of a paste, but still works easy, may have a little more dusting, but there is no such thing as compounding without dust.

Well feel free to come watch me and see if you think im doing it wrong, then again this is a forum, and forums are full of opinions, and thats all im doing, what works for some may not work for others, but all im worried about is whats working for me...

Well for the most part, SIP with an yellow or orange pad, then followed by 106 with a white pad. Rarely use PG cause SIP can pretty much get everything out, but have been using PG with purple kompessor pad for wet sanding mark removal, combo cuts very fast, and usually I can can go straight to...

No processes are right, and I say that due to the five other cars ive tried it on with no better luck, and those same five used the menzerna, same pads, speeds, and processes and got perfect results, and the many other vehichles Ive done with just menzerna that came out flawless. Plus 105 and...

I use an IPA with any polish, I will say the only down side I can find with the menzerna, which its a very slight downside, is buffing it off, a little harder than others, but kinda the give and take when using a polish with long working times, and of course this all dapends on how long you work...

Never used a menzerna product that didnt finish out perfect. Has the longest working time of any compound/polish I have ever used. Night and day difference, juat wish they were so expensive, but well worth it.

Well I gave them a chance after reading all the reviews about the pair, but after a few details using them, Im back to using my originals. Let me explian. I just did a black 350 that had some minor and major paint defects, so the plan was 205 for the light and 105 then 205 for the heavy. Both...

Been there done that, actually did it twice, and got two at one time, and yes it sucks, sorry bud, hope it all works out for ya.

well just looking at the difference in numbers only a 5% gain and lose in either direction, seems to me they would be about the same, maybe slightly a little stiffer, but i dont think anything that would be noticable. Ps. Ive been meaning to comment, thats gotta be the best lil pic and quote...

Got a few, aside from only having 7.5" at the time when I purchased them, they are pretty good, I ecspecially like the purple heavy cutting pad, I use it for removing sanding marks, I guess I consider it my wool pad or closest you can get to wool. They dust a little more than normal foam pads...

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I know Ive been doing a lot of research, almost seems endless, I know i want a good muzzle brake and maybe change out to a pistol grip setup, idk, have to see.

Just recently purchased these to bad boys for various reasons, but mainley you can never have enough, so here are two new additions to my collection. Saiga .223 Made by the same people who make the AK 47, built and sold for hunting and tactical purposes. While everybody I know has AR 15s, I...