Wanting to buy some Menzerna supplies....

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Looking at buying some of their products. Mostly looking for compounds. What would be 2 or 3 good products to start off with for light scratches? I wanted to try the 3 in 1 but not sure how it is.

Any help is appreciated. Right now I am using the chemical guys line but want to try something new.

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Check out my post in the Samples thread. Im actually looking to trade away some great Menzerna products that fit your bill.
 
3D/HD use with a microfiber cutting disk?
 
I've never had to go more aggressive than an orange pad, I'm not a mf pad fan, but that's just me.
 
I've been using Foam pads also and seem to get good results. Have one MF and not really a fan of it
 
I try to get the best results in one step no matter which HD product I use for the job the apply my lsp of choice which latley has been HD Poxy.
 
Mitch7c said:
What would be 2 or 3 good products to start off with for light scratches? I wanted to try the 3 in 1 but not sure how it is.

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Start off with FG400 and SF3500. This will be your compound/polish setup from Menzerna.

3n1 features the polishing abrasive found in PF2500.
 
Mike@DedicatedPerfection said:
Start off with FG400 and SF3500. This will be your compound/polish setup from Menzerna.

3n1 features the polishing abrasive found in PF2500.
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What he said.

The 400 and sf3500 you can tackle anything.

If you want something for light scratches pf2500 or menzerna 3 in 1.

However the menzerna 3500 has some decent cut in its own right.

3d HD speed is a inexpensive product that will give you excellent results if you want a light cutting polish.

People will tell you speed is 75% HD polish and 25% poxy but that isn't true.

Speed cuts better then HD polish, and I talked to David of 3D as the formulation is a secret it contains more of just HD polish.

It has a combination of different abrasives from different polishes from the 3d line.
 
Sounds good guys. So the Menzerna is a better pick than the 3dhd
 
Imho quite the contrary. I personally haven't used any of my Menzerna line since purchasing the 3D HD line last spring.
 
Mitch7c said:
Sounds good guys. So the Menzerna is a better pick than the 3dhd
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Both product lines are awesome. It comes down to preference. I have used Menzerna for years and it works for me. Others have used 3D for years and achieve the great results.

Both products will do an awesome job; the differentiation is in the skill of the person behind the polisher.
 
I have not tried any menzerna products at all
 
I have used both lines. I just dumped Menzerna in favor of Shine Supply. Except i kept the 3in1. I love the product. The reason i got rid of the Menzerns line, it got ridiculous with the amount of mid level polishes/name/number changes the past couple years
 
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