can i go straight from m105 to p085rd?
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Not recommended, but you can. It will really depend on what 105 leaves behind. On some paints, 105 can do a very good impression of a fine polish. Just don't expect 85rd/SF4500 to remove anything more than light swirls and hazing. Best to use something in between 105 and 85rd/SF4500
fairlady350z
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I would use m105 then m205 then whatever you want after
Shane731
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It really will depend on the paint. Do a test spot and go from there. I actually did that combo the first time I ever polished a car (which was my own car): M105 followed by PO85rd. I tried to finish with both M205 and Optimum Finishing Polish but neither one was cleaning up the hazing left by M105. PO85rd did the trick. But definitely do a test spot and then see where you stand from there.
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A.P.A.D.
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only if in your test spot it achieves the goals you wish to achieve. i prefer M205 after the M105 though.
in other words, do you test spot and report back with the results!
Edit: Oops! or just like what Shane said above! didnt read the comments before responding. =)
in other words, do you test spot and report back with the results!
Edit: Oops! or just like what Shane said above! didnt read the comments before responding. =)