Recommend me a new product line to use

986DTM said:
Nothing but good things to say about cut and finish! Easy wipe off, long work time, little to no dusting, and it finishes really well. I've used it as a one step on black honda paint with no hazing, even using an orange lake country pad. It's diminishing abrasive if I'm not mistaken so make sure to work it long enough to allow it to break down and refine the finish. Only nitpick is that is doesn't have quite enough bite if you're working on hard german paint (ex: audi) that's really hammered.
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Oh I can understand that. That's why I used Mezerna for my Audi when I had it. Now i'm just browsing to see what my replacement is for the one that I sold.
 
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SNP209 said:
Sonax Perfect Finish does not contain any wax or sealant. It is a medium cut polish and a very good one at that.
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Sorry you are correct. It was the Profiline Final that has a sealant and I forgot to correct that.
 
Sharply Dressed said:
The Griots Boss line. Really impressive and easy to work with.
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This was the other one I was trying to narrow down to but I think Sonax might have won this round for me to try out at least. Once I get it ordered and get a weekend I'll post some pictures up.
 
chinee said:
I am a big fan of Blackfire One Step. I've used it on my silver Lexus and my wife's black Taurus that was unbelievably scratched, I was amazed at the end result. So amazed, I saw no reason to try anything else.
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That's good to know that it worked on the your Lexus but I'm not sure I want to go down an AIO product yet since I'm used to doing multi-step correction to make sure I get the level of detail and pop I want. Even though most likely the wife and father will go through automatic car washes but at least I can control the wife's car a little...lol
 
I'll be keeping an eye here.
Its time to re order or replace my m205. Still have a lot of 105, so should I just stick with what works or what would compliment 105 and take place of 205. Some sf3500 menzerna?
Great combo but the dust!

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jmorlan said:
I'll be keeping an eye here.
Its time to re order or replace my m205. Still have a lot of 105, so should I just stick with what works or what would compliment 105 and take place of 205. Some sf3500 menzerna?
Great combo but the dust!

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They are so many better compounds (low dust) than 105. Dries out, no work time and dust like a mother.
 
Well even Mezerna dusts a lot as well. That was one issue I had but it worked great on German cars.
 
Rsurfer said:
They are so many better compounds (low dust) than 105. Dries out, no work time and dust like a mother.
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I agree. I still have a large bottle of it so no reason to throw away. But my 205 is about empty. I'm preparing to do a correction on my f350. (hasn't had one in 5 years.)
Figured now may be time to find a replacement for finishing polish.

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First thing I noticed was the likes for the posts on Griots. I added one because I have to agree. If I could have only one compound or polish, I would choose the Griots.
 
jmorlan said:
I'll be keeping an eye here.
Its time to re order or replace my m205. Still have a lot of 105, so should I just stick with what works or what would compliment 105 and take place of 205. Some sf3500 menzerna?
Great combo but the dust!

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You would be happy with M110 over M105. M205 is still a good polish. You can also add M210 to your collection.
 
Can’s speak for other Sonax products, but the CutMax does not dust at all. Nor does HyperPolish. I’m really sensitive about this cuz I basically ruined a windshield from unknowingly rubbing a bunch of compound dust into it. It was from Boss FCC. I love the stuff, but def dusty.


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