1 -Step with Menzerna 3in1 (2015 F-150)

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I felt like picking up the polisher today at the shop and help my guys out a bit on this metallic gray Ford F-150.

Tools & Products
- Menzerna 3 in 1
- 5.5" LC Grey Cutting Pad W/ Boss G15
- Milwaukee M18 Wireless Rotary w/ 7" Blue DI cutting pad
- Menzerna 1000 heavy cut Compound (only on spots with edged in water marks)

Update on the Milwaukee M18 wireless rotary, it is a very nice machine and it's great for doing the roofs of vehicles and the pillars and below the door trims, makes thing so much easier to just be able to whip it out not having to plug anything in and knock it out quick! Very quiet machine as well!

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CCCoating
 
How are you liking the Milwaukee da?

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Nice work on the Ford. Can you correct a whole vehicle with one battery?

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Buster906 said:
Nice work on the Ford. Can you correct a whole vehicle with one battery?

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Really all comes down to the detailers standards for me it will take a whole battery and then use of the other one. Each battery your getting 5 hrs of run time and it comes with two battery's that have clickable buttons to show how much juice is left.


CCCoating
 
hows the menzerna 3in1? I was going to use it on a 2016 f150 next week. The one with the aluminium body. How do you think that will work?

I've heard rumors saying you have to use special products on the aluminium bodies because the paint is different. You ever hear anything like that?
 
For what it's worth, the hood on the 09-14 F-150 is aluminum. I use the same products as I do on the rest of the truck.
 
Hey fightnews sorry for the late response had a busy weekend at the shop, but like pilot said approach it like any other job don't get confused with products must of them all work great and will give great results just make sure you choose a good pad with whatever polisher your using and take the correct steps when doing so, most important step is gonna be decontamination during the initial wash of the vehicle.


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