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Great Job! how's the M105 with the MF cutting pad? in compare to D300

DA correction System is great! but as you can see, it still takes a few more passes to take out deeper nasty scratches

Same here, got a reply from David the CEO, twice already. Nice of him to take care of such issues.

A friend just completed a very long day detailing a C200(blue - 2008) he used Menzerna compound + 3m Cutting pad. Questions are: 1. when heavily swirled, is it better to wetsand the entire car and then compound polish? (i know very well that wetsanding is not an easy process) 2. What your...

Toni, Thanks for the comment and pictures! Did u use it with the cutting of finishing pads?

Never repainted... Yeah, frustrated is the word. As this is just a hobby, i didn't do a lot of cars, but the ones i did turned our amazing and all were simple daily driven cars. As you can see in this pictures(i think this was my best project):

Bobby, thanks for your comments! when we worked on the car after the 3rd pass with a compound & foamed wool pad, i told my friend that I'm not gonna continue trying as it looked like exactly what you are saying - 350Z super hard clear coat, 6 years of "abuse" by careless washing and daily...

:) thanks, my friend the car owner said the same thing. But you know.. after successfully erasing many heavy swirls & scratches in other cars, I was hoping to get a better result. Meg's MF.. not yet. i hope to get one soon.

All already tried and done. more passes, slower, smaller sections. the whole car is has these deep scratches. I tried every possible combination and basically, Hyper compound on a foamed wool pad on a rotary should have gotten rid of any defect. I really think, as you said, that the whole car is...

Hi, As a weekend project I was working on a friends 350Z, This car's paint is rock hard! I used: Optimum hyper Compound & Polish Meg's M86 (Solo) Menzerna PO85RD 3.02 (Power finish) (A little bit of M105) Pads: LC Orange LC Gray (Finishing) LC White LC Foamed wool pad - Cutting with rotary...

Actually it happens in 2 cars (Honda Civic 06 & Impreza 04) -both have clear coat

After a week of rain, i can to wash my 2 cars, both are white As you can see (Look on the right side, left already polished), both cars after washing them had a black layer that would come off in any conventional washing method. The Honda got waxed about 2 month ago and the Subaru... well ...

Also, As Mike Suggested and I'm hearing more & more people saying that the new MF Pads are great with the M86 & also with the D151? Is the D151 actually very similar to the finishing wax used in the MF DA system?

Michael, Kevin, Mike, Thanks for your all of your comments, i will take it into mind. Of course, i always start with a test section and it always helps me to find new interesting combinations of Polish/Pad.

Hi, anyone tried M86 with a DA polisher (G220/Griot's)? Anyone can share some light? why do Meguiar's insists it's only for rotary? Is Flex3401 OK for M86?? Beyond the solo pad system, Any recommendations? LC Orange & White/Grey?

I Can only say that Menzerna go where no Polish can go! Just yesterday i was playing around with a friend's Honda Civic (White) with LC Orange Pad & Meg's D151, as still a few deep Scratches & Swirls where still there i tried using PO85RD 3.02 - That's the power finish (With another LC Orange...

well.. I know no one from AG will do a 50/50 shot for us as they need to promote all products... but if someone has both product and can do it, it would be nice to see. and yes, i know Menzerna is great, i'm using some products and no other product can compete with them so far.

Power gloss (S34A) VS. Hyper compound Power Finish (PO203) VS. Hyper Polish i think these are the main competitors ? am i right? Anyone care to share some pictures? Men'z VS. Optimum

Any one that has both products and would like to give us a 50/50 shot? I really like Menzerna and would like to see if Optimum's new products can compete with it? or even do better?

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