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Just picked up Menzerna SIP and Nano, and some 5.5" pads for my G110, and was just wondering how much polish to use on a panel, say, the size of half a hood. Would an X across the pad be too much?

Does he want you to do a full detail on it or just wax it?

XMT Pad cleaner is great at removing excess product, if you like reusing applicators. Just did 8 tires today, and it hardly shows any kind of wear.

Just got my order yesterday! Came with Menzerna SIP and Nano, a couple Cobra Jr. towels, some foam applicators, Fuzion, Wolfgang tire shine, Mother's wheel, tire, and wheelwell brushes, two bottles of Ecotouch waterless car wash, Duragloss spray wax, and Mother's tire cleaner. Finished...

haha i thought so. i saw your post earlier with your r32 and fuzion. my username on there is timthedrummer.

hey orionz06, you post on pbnation too right?

I apply sealant by PC because I seem to get a more even coat that way, and then buff off by hand. I apply paste waxes by hand though.

I'd use: Meguiar's M105 Menzerna SIP Menserna Nano in that order. If you want to go with something cheaper though, just start with some kind of compound, then an aggressive polish, then a finishing polish. A PC can get the whole job done, but it'll take a LOT longer.

That sounds more like a finishing polish than a glaze. I figure in my next purchase I'll get some Menzerna SIP and Nano polishes. Thanks for the help guys!

Is it the new Nano 106fa? If it is, I'd really like to try just a few ounces of that and SIP. Here's what I've got: Wolfgang DGPS 3.0 Menzerna Power Finish Menzerna Finishing Glaze DP Interior Surface Protectant Meguiar's NXT 2.0 Meguiar's Deep Crystal Polish Meguiar's Deep Crystal Paint...

I bought the finishing glaze because if the P203 didn't finish out as nicely as Menzerna says it does, I could apply the glaze to fill in the slight amount of haze temporarily, and then pick up a proper finishing polish at a later date. I didn't want to spend $50 on Menzerna Nano polish just...

What I've heard is that sealants stick better to a clean, dry surface than one that's covered in oils and fillers. I guess I'll just experiment with it and try to find out if the sealant adheres well with the glaze.

I was curious about Menzerna Finishing Glaze, so I threw a bottle into my last order, and had a couple questions about it. I've been reading up on glazes in general, and I've been hearing that sealants don't adhere very well after using a glaze. My process was going to be: Menzerna Power...

I'm pretty sure the 20% off can't be used on buffers or anything like that. I could be wrong though. I completely understand that the Flex is a better tool, but I'm never going to be doing any serious paint correction work, and I'm only detailing to keep my own cars looking clean. I'm never...

That's kind of what I was thinking. I'd spend about $160 for the Porter Cable, and next year I might turn around and get the Flex. Looks like I was also given the $25 bonus gift certificate that came with the $200 one, so now I've got $225 to spend. I may just jump for the Flex.

So one of my Christmas presents this year (got the email a little early, shame on me for looking!) was a $200 Autogeek.net gift certificate. I've been washing and waxing my cars for about a year now, and want to take that next step and get a buffer and some good polish. I've been thinking...

Mother's Back to Black is what I use. Works fine on trim.

Dear Santa Claus (including Autogeek.net associates), My family's cars ('02 Camry, '01 Jetta TDI, '08 Sentra and '08 Cobalt, the latter two with factory swirl marks) are all in need of paint correction jobs. I have a fairly extensive car care kit at the moment, although I am missing a quality...