Meguiars Mirror Glaze #9 vs/and Collinite 845

[hokis]

So just as I was about to place an order. I saw a video that ai guy who was using the m205 followed up with the #9 by meguiars. I was wondering if the collinite 845 would do the same thing or which one is better. I feel like the meguires #9 would work better because it is 2 of the same products, but I have heard many great things about the 845 stuff. PLEASE HELP

BTW i will be working on mainly new vehicles with the exception of some older vehicles. most have light swirl marks.

 

[mwoolfso]

Megs #9 (a finishing polish) and Collinite 845 (a finishing wax) are used for 2 different purposes. One helps prepare the surface for the other.

 

[FFguy808]

Meg's #9 is a filler polish which has a lower cut level than m205, 845 is a wax and should be used as your LSP. You'll love the durability of 845.

 

[hokis]

so is this the correct order to go by

wash
clay bar
(some sport get the ulitimate compound from megs)
m205
m#9
845


could I get away with just using the 205 then going right to the C845 or should i also use the #9?

 

[akj]

You could skip the #9 I would say it's just an extra step that has benefits such as fillers that would fill in any small scratches you may have missed with the 205

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[dorkiedoode]

instead of buying the m#9 just go over M205 with a lower cut polishing pad (like LC black/LC white pad with lesser pressure). which will take away any small lines left from M205 (which is rarely). in my experience, polishing with M205 and a white pad pretty much take me to sealant/wax as the next step (which in your case the 845). BTW my paint is really soft.