IME, M105 reacts different on different paint systems...

[WRAPT C5Z06]

The baby oil(mineral oil) actually helps cut down the dusting by a lot. You can basically work M105 forever and get very little to no dust and removal will be like M205. I easily get over 10 passes without it even drying out. Give it a try. I know you're going to love it.

Put some baby oil in a small travel size spritzer bottle and use two sprays to prime the pad and afterwards 1 spray for every 3-4 new sections. As always, constantly clean the pad on the fly.

Interesting. Will mineral oil lower the cut of M105?

 

[Rob T]

M105 will never be something I eliminate from my arsenal. :dblthumb2:

That's definitely how I feel as well.

In fact, I have to admit that even though I believe in using the least aggressive product to get the job done, a lot of times I will just look at the paint and if it has a decent amount of swirls in it, I don't mess around with trying other polishes, I just go straight to the M105. I will start with a tangerine Hydro Tech pad, and go to the Cyan if needed.

 

[WRAPT C5Z06]

That's definitely how I feel as well.

In fact, I have to admit that even though I believe in using the least aggressive product to get the job done, a lot of times I will just look at the paint and if it has a decent amount of swirls in it, I don't mess around with trying other polishes, I just go straight to the M105.

That makes 2 of us. :xyxthumbs: I'm still working on my technique, but M105 has the potential to finish very nicely!

 

[Lasthope05]

Interesting. Will mineral oil lower the cut of M105?

There hasn't been any noticeable lost of cutting power but you have to use it very sparingly (very similar to Gloss-it EVP Prime.) If you use too much the oil would just suspend the compound/polish and the polisher would basically be hydroplaning on the surface.

 

[Al D]

Hey 07 Z oh 6,
I have an 06 Z oh 6 (red)
How do you like the M105 for your front bumper? Or is there something better?
I have heard the clear coat on the panels is really hard and the 105 works well.
I'm waiting for a little time to take some car wash scratches out of mine. (previous owner) I'm a little nervous that it may be too aggressive for the soft bumpers?
Any opinions?
Thanks,
Al

 

[WRAPT C5Z06]

Hey 07 Z oh 6,
I have an 06 Z oh 6 (red)
How do you like the M105 for your front bumper? Or is there something better?
I have heard the clear coat on the panels is really hard and the 105 works well.
I'm waiting for a little time to take some car wash scratches out of mine. (previous owner) I'm a little nervous that it may be too aggressive for the soft bumpers?
Any opinions?
Thanks,
Al

He Al, nice ride! rops:

The front and rear bumper should get the same clear as the rest of the car. It still seems hard to me. M105 should be perfectly fine. :dblthumb2: