Just after a pass with M205

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My sisters Pontiac G6. 3 years old I think? Second time it's been waxed.
I clayed and just passed with M205 and so far it looks great.
Going to top with C845
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I sure do!
Already got my 1 year and 3 mnths old neice in training

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I'm a pretty big fan of the once over with 205. Does a fantastic job, and in most cases is more than the customer expected results wise. Stuff is awesoooome!
 
I'm very impressed with 205 once overs
I use my PC. No rotary experience.
Pads-- either white or orange LC 5.5 flat pads
 
ShineTimeDetail said:
205 is the light cut? Rotary? Compared to malco?
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I'm not much of a fan of the polishes from Malco. As much as I like Malcos products....the polishes are not one of them. Although, they call Glaze II a polish...but I would disagree. It seems they don't know the difference between an AIO glaze, and a polish. Rejuvenator is kind of a pain to use. The swirl remover is greasy and leaves a film...just no luck with Malco on that end.

I use 205 with the rotary and the DA. Depends on what I'm doing really. 205 with various pads on the rotary will give me different results. 205 with the yellow Malco foam pad has quite a bit of cut to it actually. But, with the blue pad...it doesn't do much, but pulls out buffer trails with ease.

With the DA I typically use the white LC pads. Sometimes with the MF finishing disc too. Again, depends what I'm doing.
 
Here's after the sealant. I use a sealant from another company not sold via AG. Using it up and than going to switch with the Wolfgang

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Looks great. M205 is a solid product for a 1 step. It finishes real well and cleans up the paint. I love how it is easy to remove as well.
 
Looks great, good job training your niece as well
 
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