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I already have enough strong cutting compounds. AG is offering 6 XMT 12oz. products for the price of 3(BOGO). I'm thinking about trying XMT #2, 3, and 4. Good stuff?
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Thanks!!! :xyxthumbs:Whatever you do decide on ordering though, you might want to put your order in quick. I think Meghan said the BOGO's will be changing sometime this afternoon and you never know if those will still be listed on BOGO or not later.
I thought todays were the new BOGO's!
If you all ready own 105/205 Or Menz SIP your covered all the way around .You can always use 205 not really that heavy compund.I have the XMT didn't really impress me that well.But that's my opinion.I already have enough strong cutting compounds. AG is offering 6 XMT 12oz. products for the price of 3(BOGO). I'm thinking about trying XMT #2, 3, and 4. Good stuff?
Actually, I'm having a very hard time removing micr-marring from soft paints I've been dealing with using M205. I do have M105 for my strong cutting compound, but I don't have anything in the middle(SIP). So, I bought three 12 oz. XMT #3 which is the same cut as SIP, and three XMT#1 which is the same cut as 85rd. So now, Im covered all around!! M105, XMT#3, M205, XMT#1If you all ready own 105/205 Or Menz SIP your covered all the way around .You can always use 205 not really that heavy compund.I have the XMT didn't really impress me that well.But that's my opinion.
Since XMT is a diminishing abrasive like Menzerna, what makes Menzerna SIP better? They're both the same cut.I personally think that all the XMT polishes are bettered by Menzerna and Megs products. My first PC kit came with the XMT polishes and while they worked great and produced fantastic results, I will probably never use them again after gaining experience with Menzerna.
The rest of the XMT line is great though, I have pretty much all of it and none disappoint in the least.![]()
Since XMT is a diminishing abrasive like Menzerna, what makes Menzerna SIP better? They're both the same cut.
:iagree:I canceled my order about right after I placed it. Only reason I considered XMT because it was on BOGO.It is about the type of abrasives and the oils that are used in the polish. You have the top polishes already, Menzerna and Megs, no need to for the XMT polishes, they are average at best. You just a little more practice to figure out the right combo for certain paints.
:iagree:I canceled my order about right after I placed it. Only reason I considered XMT because it was on BOGO.
How do you know I haven't practiced with what I have?You are starting to sound like someone that is playing golf, and thinks buying a bunch of different clubs is going to help. Stick with what you have, perfect your techniques with the tools you have and you will be fine. You NEED to do a lot more hands on. Don't take this wrong but asking a ton of question isn't going to make it any easier until you physically start practicing with what you have.
How do you know I haven't practiced with what I have?
That's what these forums are here for, to ask questions.
Since XMT is a diminishing abrasive like Menzerna, what makes Menzerna SIP better? They're both the same cut.
Thanks for the info.Everything about XMT is one level below Menzerna in terms of finishing ability, cutting, dusting, and general workability. I am not a chemist, but I have used both for years and I can say XMT is not on par with most polishes I have tried.