Meguiars Ultimate compound.

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Tried it for the first time today. I'm in love. It's the perfect one step product (most of the time). Used it on an Acura and it came out great. No dust! I love it way better than M105.

Really underrated product


Topped it with Ultimate wax.




 
Jomax said:
Tried it for the first time today. I'm in love. It's the perfect one step product (most of the time). Used it on an Acura and it came out great. No dust! I love it way better than M105.

Really underrated product
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^^^:iagree:^^^

I've been using Ultimate Compound
since ~ April, 2009.


Bob
 
I have used it as a 1 step before with excellent results.


 
Very underrated. Very capable. One of my favorite products.
 
Funny you should say this I think some and most detail shops sleep on this as a good one step polish.

And its easy on the pockets and affective
 
ditto on what everyone else is saying, definitely a sleeper product that works very well and doesn't break the bank...
 
What pads / machine did you use for the ultimate compound one step? I'm picking up a machine and some pads soon and I may give it a shot sometime!


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I'm currently working on my brothers BMW 328i and using m205 as my one step with white hybrids on my flex.

Would love to know which pad/machine combo did you use, as it would be nice if I could step up on the cut that i'm getting out of the m205, but still want to keep it one step.

Thanks :)
 
Many people got their teeth wet using this compound including myself. Miss that cinnamon fragrance. It is a good one, but there are better ones out there with more cut and finish as good or better. However, for over the counter availability, ease of use, and effectiveness, it is a winner.
 
emmjaygti said:
I'm currently working on my brothers BMW 328i and using m205 as my one step with white hybrids on my flex.

Would love to know which pad/machine combo did you use, as it would be nice if I could step up on the cut that i'm getting out of the m205, but still want to keep it one step.

Thanks :)
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That's where I've been using M86 with a polishing pad.
 
dlc95 said:
That's where I've been using M86 with a polishing pad.
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I'm not sure what m86 is. Also, most of these products that I have are not available here and i've purchased almost everything I have from AGO over the past year.

Any further purchase will happen after the new year unfortunately as getting things shipped here cost more than what I shop for in shipping charges.

Edit: Just looked at m86 and I must add that I am a hobbyist so purchasing high volume liquids is out of question (+ shipping.....)
 
emmjaygti said:
I'm currently working on my brothers BMW 328i and using m205 as my one step with white hybrids on my flex.



Would love to know which pad/machine combo did you use, as it would be nice if I could step up on the cut that i'm getting out of the m205, but still want to keep it one step.



Thanks :)
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PhillySwirl said:
What pads / machine did you use for the ultimate compound one step? I'm picking up a machine and some pads soon and I may give it a shot sometime!


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I used a rupes 21 with a MF pad. Under light and sunlight it looked LSP ready. BUT, this was a grey metallic car. If there was any marring. I could not see any.
 
I like UC. Cuts like a compound and finishes like a polish. Biggest reason to use this over m105 is that m105 is very hard to work with. Dries out fast and creates alot of static dust where UC does not.
 
I have about 20oz each of 105 and 205 and am still new to compounding/polishing....Should I just go out and buy some UC and UP and ditch the 105/205?

P.s. I'll be using a gg6 with the thin Meg's pads
 
Bill1234 said:
I like UC. Cuts like a compound and finishes like a polish. Biggest reason to use this over m105 is that m105 is very hard to work with. Dries out fast and creates alot of static dust where UC does not.
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UC was formulated to be used with a DA and is derived from m105... :xyxthumbs:
 
Jomax said:
I used a rupes 21 with a MF pad. Under light and sunlight it looked LSP ready. BUT, this was a grey metallic car. If there was any marring. I could not see any.
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oh Wow rupes 21 with MF pad?

I tried with GG with hydro blue pad and got much marrying on black bmw

I think it would been LSP ready if i used soft pad though :p
 
SeanChav said:
I have about 20oz each of 105 and 205 and am still new to compounding/polishing....Should I just go out and buy some UC and UP and ditch the 105/205?

P.s. I'll be using a gg6 with the thin Meg's pads
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I've used this combo on my gg6 work fantastic and easy!
 
up and uc are good otc products and m205 is amazing as well, I use it a lot
 
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