Menzerna Nano Polish PO106FF vs. Final Polish PO85RD

[Meghan]

To help clarify between the two...

The basic difference between Final Polish PO85RD and Nano Polish PO106FF is that Nano Polish is more concentrated and cuts faster. For this reason, its more effective on scratch-resistant coatings.

Final Polish PO85RD was the first polish developed by Menzerna for scratch-resistant clear coats. It worked well but it was too slow for a fast-paced production line. Menzerna added more abrasive powder to the formula and eventually arrived at the PO106FF, what we call Nano Polish. Not only is Nano Polish faster cutting for OEM applications, it works faster with a dual action polisher like the Porter Cable 7424. Because there are so many abrasives, they’re doing a lot of work even though the 7424 isn’t a high speed machine. The two polishes leave the same glossy finish but Nano Polish gets there faster.

 

[AL417]

:applause:Good info, thanks for the clarification.

 

[Old Pirate]

Great products, that all i have to say......:cheers:

 

[trhland]

thanks for that i was allways wondering that

 

[richy]

Thank you for that!! I want to try out some 85rd..is AG gonna sell it? I hate to go elsewhere. Thanks.

 

[pirex]

Menzerna Final Polish PO 85U Free Bonus!

 

[makdaddy626]

Is 85RD the same as 85U?

 

[Al-53]

Meghan is right....PO 85RD is more of a finishing polish....will only do mild corrections...where as 106FF will do more correction..85RD is like a Jeweling polish....it only has a cut of 1.5....think of 85Rd as a polish if your paint is good and you just want to bring the gloss up a notch....


AL

 

[richy]

Meghan is right....PO 85RD is more of a finishing polish....will only do mild corrections...where as 106FF will do more correction..85RD is like a Jeweling polish....it only has a cut of 1.5....think of 85Rd as a polish if your paint is good and you just want to bring the gloss up a notch....


AL

And that's exactly what I want in my arsenal right now.

 

[pirex]

Then you buy the one AG has PO 85U.

Its like the 106FF and 106FA. Almost same product, different name.

 

[Reddwarf]

So is the 106FF too strong for cars without the scratch-resistant clear coats? How would one know if they have such a coating?

 

[richy]

So is the 106FF too strong for cars without the scratch-resistant clear coats? How would one know if they have such a coating?

The 106 can be used on anything. I have yet to use it on a ceramiclear.

 

[supercharged]

So is the 106FF too strong for cars without the scratch-resistant clear coats? How would one know if they have such a coating?

just be carefull on single stage paints, and soft clear coats (Toyota)...

 

[SpoiledMan]

106ff works better than anything else I've tried on soft and super soft CC's. Both SS and Toyota. Be advised that Toyota CC is rock hard compared to some of the jet black Bimmers out there.

 

[Darren F]

So on my Lexus I should use the 106 and not bother with the 85 if I was going to buy just one of them?

 

[trhland]

So on my Lexus I should use the 106 and not bother with the 85 if I was going to buy just one of them?

i used nano on my ford truck and very happy with results flawless

 

[richy]

So on my Lexus I should use the 106 and not bother with the 85 if I was going to buy just one of them?

IF you're gonna have just one..make it the 106..more versatile..the extra cut is not so much but there are times where you need it.

 

[Darren F]

which pad do you use? I have Lake country pads...

 

[richy]

Primarily white

 

[bladerunner]

Menz 87 versus 1106

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I currently have the intensive polish, Micro Polish (PO87), and Finishing Glaze (PO115). The Nano Polish has has a gloss of 4. So if I use the Nano with the Glaze, would I be fine getting to a 5 by the glaze? With my older 95 Lincoln, I would be a little more worried of cutting too fast.