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Btw my method of using M105 a little different from you guys. I never have issue of dying too but just a little bit of dusts. Prime the pad with M105 and add 2 more penny size droplet then buff until 3 passes it will looks like dried up but don't stop from there and keep buffing like 6 more...

Im going to do 1 step and I currently have menz 203 only. I want to know how the fixer compare to menz 203 in cutting and finishing. Thank you!

I bought a foam cannon off autogeek. I want to know how much oz of dp xtreme to water ratio that will not stripe wax?

Hey Mike, I'm 1 big lurker and a fan of you. I guess I've read all your posts. Heh

My non pro opinion: First M101 intends to use with rotary and foam pads, so haze may seems normal. Second it may be some polishing oil you left behind that looks like holograms but you can move it around by microfiber cloth or your hands. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

I think what concerns you isn't your products but your techniques. You should read Mr Mike Philips' posts. Most of us learn so much from him.

You don't really need a rotary for Audi. I guess you never read this. Video: How to use a D/A and Rotary Buffer – Properly! – Detailed Image I'm sorry I dont know if I can post link other than AG's

If you want some light defect removal, try m205/ optimum polish ii with optimum mf polishing pad. It did good to me.

My moms BMW is Sapphire Black Metallic. It is hard indeed. Even D300 with mf cutting disc doesn't have enough cutting power. I needed m105 and mf cutting disc for it. In the other way, it can be easily scratch by microfiber cloth if you rub too hard over it. So becareful.

I would say 1.UC with orange pad 2.M205 with blue pad 3.wax/sealant

Thanks for all the tips Tried D300 long ago and it is just lack of clarity. Saw this post by Todd. He done 95% correction in 1 step by menz 203 and white pad on silver BMW I know we aren't even close to him. So dont shoot. 2005 BMW M3 in Silver Grey Metallic – Detailed Image

Get Meguiars DA or GGs DA instead of PC. PC simply doesnt have enough power and will bog down easily. And also get 2 blue or 2 gray instead of 1 gray 1 green. Unless you will do 1 step then get a green pad. :xyxthumbs:

I'm looking for 1 step combo that can remove 95% defect on my black BMW. I tried menz 203, white pad and rotary with 60-70% correction only. It is my DD. Any suggestion?

I will definitely make it as good as possibe before OC. But you ask for 1 step only with list of products youve given, My suggestion is optimum polish ii with white pad.

Yeah Ive learned about hack jobs from these guys Thanks

Hi, the name is Irwin. I'm semi new to detailing and read alot in autogeek(almost every single post)heh. I learned about detailing ever since my mom got water etching on her new car. She went through auto wash and ask the staff if he was able to get rid of it. He said"OF COURSE" for a $130...