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If you need a rocks-in-a-bottle compound, their Extra Cut is OK but it does dust a lot.



The Showcar Paste Wax got reformulated a while back, I haven't tried the new version but the old stuff is nice.



The PI-III twins (05933 RC and 05937 MG) were my standard recommendation for ages, but these days I'd go with something else.



If you use their PI-II Fine Cut Rubbing Compound (I forget the number..), be sure to wear the proper mask as it contains silica based abrasives (which can kill you just like asbestos).
 
Accumulator said:
If you need a rocks-in-a-bottle compound, their Extra Cut is OK but it does dust a lot.



The Showcar Paste Wax got reformulated a while back, I haven't tried the new version but the old stuff is nice.



The PI-III twins (05933 RC and 05937 MG) were my standard recommendation for ages, but these days I'd go with something else.



If you use their PI-II Fine Cut Rubbing Compound (I forget the number..), be sure to wear the proper mask as it contains silica based abrasives (which can kill you just like asbestos).
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We can still get Perfect It III here in Canada. Machine Glaze is still one of my favorite light/medium abrasives. Works great by hand. I replaced Perfect It III Rubbing Compound with Megs Ultimate Compound.
 
Anthony A said:
We can still get Perfect It III here in Canada. Machine Glaze is still one of my favorite light/medium abrasives. Works great by hand. I replaced Perfect It III Rubbing Compound with Megs Ultimate Compound.
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I haven't tried the Meg's UC, but I do like their M105. Very different from PI-III RC though, whole 'nother league cut-wise.



I've recently been thinking that the PI-III MG doesn't *quite* leave a nice enough finish; I think a quick pass with something like a Menzerna finishing polish would be more satisfying for me. It's the sort of thing I never thought about before playing around with other stuff.
 
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