For how long will 16 oz. Menzerna last?

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yugin

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I'm thinking about getting new polish. I tried Optimum line with PC last year, but wasn't impressed. Now I'm debating between Poorboy's SSR and Menzerna, but leaning more towards Menzerna. I don't want to buy a lot of product. Pakshak has 16 oz. of IP and FP. I will be doing maybe my 2 cars once in awhile, how long those 16 oz. will last for me?
 
Maybe 6-8 details and possibly more. If you are just doing your own personal cars the Menzerna will go a long way.
 
Depends on how scratched up the car is. I used a full 16oz bottle of IP on my Lexus since my sisters washed it with a brillo pad :faint:



Car is roughly 95% brand new now though :spot
 
If you match your polishes to the job just right, 16 oz. oughta last a long time. If you find youself doing a zillion passes with a pad/product combo (as I was doing on the M3 with foam pads and HT EC), then you're doing *something* wrong..namely trying to do something that's beyond the pad/product combo's (proper) abilities. Four-six passes oughta get a given step done if you're using the right stuff, and that won't take a whole lot of product.



I just finished doing the Denali XL and I only used a few ounces of each product because I didn't try to do my aggressive correction with a medium-strength approach. Never again will I waste hours the way I did on the M3, this stuff takes long enough with the *right* approach.
 
In my opinion it would last a little longer with a rotary than the pc since it is more efficient at breaking the polish down. I definitely find that I use less polish with the rotary than I did with the PC
 
Rob Tomlin said:
In my opinion it would last a little longer with a rotary than the pc since it is more efficient at breaking the polish down. I definitely find that I use less polish with the rotary than I did with the PC
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You'll definitely realize much more of the product's potential with a rotary than a PC.
 
I would probably skip the IP especially since you tried with the optimum line up. Why not pick up 8 oz versions of SIP and 106ff/fa off of the classifieds, it will probably come to a very reasnoable 30$, and that will be enough to do your two cars at least twice, if not 4-5 times over. Honestly, you are using so little of SIP, I have been using the same 4 oz on my hood/trunk/doors of an a6, and I have about 2 oz left, so a little goes a long way, don't pay attention to those detailing videos with guys slinging 1 oz of product on a panel from 2 ft away. Just use 4 small pea sized dots and you are good for a 2x2 section.



Just my .02cents. SIP is absolutely awesome on hard paint too btw.



IB
 
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