car pro fixer or po85rd?

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68bowtie

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Im looking at getting some car pro fixer with this sale and was wondering where it would rate in my arsenal. I have m105 for cutting and po85rd for polish. I want something that's not as aggressive as m105 but can take out swirls and light scratches better then po85rd and was wondering if fixer is it?
 
Never tried Fixer, but it sounds like M205 could be exactly what your looking for
 
68bowtie said:
Im looking at getting some car pro fixer with this sale and was wondering where it would rate in my arsenal. I have m105 for cutting and po85rd for polish. I want something that's not as aggressive as m105 but can take out swirls and light scratches better then po85rd and was wondering if fixer is it?
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Pick up either some PF 2500 or some SI 1500 and then with the M105 and SF 4500 you already have you'll be able to tackle anything that comes your way.



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It obviously makes a lot of sense to strongly consider the M205 & Menzerna range, I say give the Fixer a try. I have not used it so cannot comment but it does sound like an interesting product
 
Final cream of the crop finishing polish go 85Rd!

Capable of removing 1500 grit up to finishing down lap ready in one versatile polish that you love more each time you use go Fixer!
 
I took your advise cee dog and ordered fixer and some 6.5" hybrid pads too.
 
When your using it feel free to give me a ring if you want to.
 
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