Best polish for beginners

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Starting to get some swirl marks on my red tacoma. I own a PC, so far only used it with WGDG. My question is which is the best polish to use for a beginner. The Megs twins, XMT products, or the Wolgang Toal Swirl Removal and finishing glaze..ect.... woul appreciate the help. Thank you in advance..
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He's right - you're going to get a lot of opinions, but here's mine.
The Meg's Twins. Reason being they can be uesd for such a wide variety from severe down to final finish (arguably). Only two products, and all your polishing needs satisfied. The only thing one might add is a true finishing polish.

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Okay, so I will post a third opinion. Go for the wolfgang.

It's made by menzerna and has an extremely long buffing time without turning to dust like the megs.

I have all three and since trying the wolfgang have not gone back.
 
The Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover and the Finishing Glaze are extremely easy to work with and have excellent results.
 
mchess1 said:
Okay, so I will post a third opinion. Go for the wolfgang.

It's made by menzerna and has an extremely long buffing time without turning to dust like the megs.

I have all three and since trying the wolfgang have not gone back.
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Wolfgang, Pinnacle, and DP are all owned by Max and are subsidiary companys of Palm Beach Motoring......Someone correct me in I am wrong please....But I don't think he owns Menzerna..
 
mchess1 said:
Okay, so I will post a third opinion. Go for the wolfgang.

It's made by menzerna and has an extremely long buffing time without turning to dust like the megs.

I have all three and since trying the wolfgang have not gone back.
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Peanut said:
The Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover and the Finishing Glaze are extremely easy to work with and have excellent results.
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I second these two posts...!:buffing:
 
Does that mean that on the meg twins the longer you work it the more it correct.
 
Probably the Megs twins. While I like Menzerna, it can be picky sometime and a newb may not know where to go. Heck, sometimes some of the pro's are not sure what to do with Menzerna starts having an attitude.
 
No votes for XMT. So im thinking ill go with either the The Meg Twins or the Wolfgang products. Seems to me from what you guys say the Wolfgang products are more fool proof.
 
I started out with PB SSR line up. You can get ALOT done with SSR 2.5 and SSR 1 ... but the 2.5 definately dusts... alot... I am very tempted to try out a few other lines and save these guys for "in the sun" work when forced to work that way
 
The Menzerna, Wolfgang and Meguiars will all work for someone that is new. I would suggest the Megs twin just because with two polishes and a different selection of pads you can pretty much tackle any job. The Menzerna and Wolfgang are not as versitale, but are very good at certain jobs.
 
T Riddle said:
Wolfgang, Pinnacle, and DP are all owned by Max and are subsidiary companys of Palm Beach Motoring......Someone correct me in I am wrong please....But I don't think he owns Menzerna..
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Not sure what you are asking T Riddle, I didn't mean to imply that Max owned Menzerna.

Max contracted with Menzerna to help formulate the Wofgang products.
 
mchess1 said:
Not sure what you are asking T Riddle, I didn't mean to imply that Max owned Menzerna.

Max contracted with Menzerna to help formulate the Wofgang products.
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Ohhhh...My bad...I should have formulated my question better....I was asking for my own education. Thanks though!!
 
Im liking the Megs twins. I have the CCS Orange, White, Black, and blue pads (2 of each) Will this be sufficient for mild swirls.
 
Redtaco said:
Im liking the Megs twins. I have the CCS Orange, White, Black, and blue pads (2 of each) Will this be sufficient for mild swirls.
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With those two polishes, your pads and mild swirls you will be just fine.
 
Im a newbie too and Im sure to check those product mention here. I will say this.... stick with what your comfortable with ,once you get the results your looking for, then theres no need to change. only change for the better thats my opinion, but hey what do I know, I never touch a machine polisher before, Im just doing a lot of reading or if I see or hear anything good. I will share with the people here.
 
Good luck with the polishes, I think you can really grow into those Megs.

Let us know how it goes.
 
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