Richy's M105 video (no dusting technique)

I always said I didn't want a rotary but after ur video I wouldn't mind taking it slow and learning. Seems to be a huge time saver! Thanks for the Video.
 
Good video and shows exactly how to use M105 correctly....

Works the same with a DA.
 
jankerson said:
Good video and shows exactly how to use M105 correctly....

Works the same with a DA.
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I don't think u put a DA at 1000 rpm and go so fast with the pass. But I also get dust so I obviously use it wrong. With a few drops and a 4000rpm and the pad given a few sprays of pad conditioner it does work better than using the product to prime it but I still get dust and its hard for me to remove. I do like the video though.
 
stilltipping3 said:
I don't think u put a DA at 1000 rpm and go so fast with the pass. But I also get dust so I obviously use it wrong. With a few drops and a 4000rpm and the pad given a few sprays of pad conditioner it does work better than using the product to prime it but I still get dust and its hard for me to remove. I do like the video though.
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If it's dusting then it's too much product....

Put like 3 or 4 drops on the DA pad and rub it on the paint to spread it around, it primes the pad also, you can add a like a drop or two....

Then start the DA and work the area until it almost disappears, wipe off.

Then just use 3 drops and move on section to section.
 
jankerson said:
If it's dusting then it's too much product....

Put like 3 or 4 drops on the DA pad and rub it on the paint to spread it around, it primes the pad also, you can add a like a drop or two....

Then start the DA and work the area until it almost disappears, wipe off.

Then just use 3 drops and move on section to section.
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Sweet
 
stilltipping3 said:
Sweet
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People get way to carried away with the pad priming thing and end up using way too much product....

And yeah if that happens it will dust like crazy.....

And then they complain about the dusting.....

When they used too much product in the 1st place...
 
jankerson said:
People get way to carried away with the pad priming thing and end up using way too much product....

And yeah if that happens it will dust like crazy.....

And then they complain about the dusting.....

When they used too much product in the 1st place...
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I will have to give it another go then.
 
sweatthedetails said:
For me it dust when I'm working outside, it doesn't when I'm inside. That simple. Thanks for the video, I cringed a little every time you buffed over that body line. You probably have a lot more rotary experience then me, I always thought that was a no,no.


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No worries. Just like any edge, you just have to use your head about how you do it. And, yes, I've been doing this a long time.
 
good information. Maybe this will stop people from using an ounce of 105 and complain about it dusting.
I've never had a problem using 105 because I only use what I need.

Also turn your phone sideways when making videos!
 
Detailing by M said:
good information. Maybe this will stop people from using an ounce of 105 and complain about it dusting.
I've never had a problem using 105 because I only use what I need.

Also turn your phone sideways when making videos!
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I had a makeshift tripod so I was limited. Got a real one now just for the phone.


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You are making me want to get a rotary! Man, that took no time flat!

M105 seems to work better on rotaries, all the issues I have experienced and read about were on DA type machines. I think for some reason M105 doesn't like DAs as much.

Thanks for sharing your technique with us Richy.
 
Detailing by M said:
good information. Maybe this will stop people from using an ounce of 105 and complain about it dusting.
I've never had a problem using 105 because I only use what I need.

Also turn your phone sideways when making videos!
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That is the way I learned. Prime the pad by covering the entire surface and then add 3 time sized drops. I think now after watching this that for 105 it's probably not the best way to do it. Using water to prime the pad then very little product seems to work wonders. But as someone else has said, you are working Inside, something I can pretty much never do.

I will try this technique next time I use M105 though, very impressed with what I saw.
 
richy said:
I'm not trying to cut MP's grass here, but with all the bad press and discussion about how badly M105 dusts (it doesn't for me), that I thought I would shoot a short video to show my technique and what I do to prepare the pads so you get the desired results. M105 continues to blow me away with its capabilities! Check it out:

(If you guys want, I will shoot another on a black car showing M205 and possibly both products)






[video=youtube_share;wIEpxBe6oXQ"]‪Richy's Meguiars 105 video‬‏ - YouTube[/video]
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Bump from the past :dblthumb2:

You still here Richy? I can't see the video. How did you wet your pad?
 
jem7sk said:
Thanks!.. I'm not sure though. I thought they were talking about his misting his pad with water and I didn't see him do it in this video?
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At the the 6:55 mark you can hear him state that he wets the pad first and spins it dry.
 
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