Menzerna Power Gloss ????

Darkstar752 said:
I used it with PFW on an 09 Mercedes yesterday. Cut very nicely and finished down very well, but still had to follow it up with Ultrafina.



BTW, it seems to do better on some clears than others.
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What did you use with PFW??



From my experience, UF will not clean up after compounding and/or wool...
 
MotorCity said:
What did you use with PFW??



From my experience, UF will not clean up after compounding and/or wool...
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No it won't but it will do a damned good job of hiding what it didn't buff out!
 
I really dont see what the problem is with power gloss,Its always worked great for me when i need to use it followed by 106 & 85. As far as im concerned menzerna's gear is excellent in terms of value,ease of use & flawless results consistantly. The only deviation i made was instead of using their sealing wax i moved to P21s 100%. The gloss i can achieve with such a combination is unbelievable!!
 
toyotaguy said:
yeah, but why waste your time overworking or even hitting the panel twice with SIP to remove the defects??? once with M105 which will go a lot faster, then SIP and the finish will look better and correct faster



the thing with "the least abrasive method first" is a generalized statement IMO.

A scratch/swirl is as deep as it is deep...why take 5 min to correct it little by little when there are methods to correct in 1 min??? You have to get to the bottom of it anyway, so you are removing the same amount of clear (if that is your worry), just faster with a more heavy compound...
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i agree as well. from experience, youll know just by inspecting that youll know you can go straight to the heavy polish/compound instead of trying the least abrasive rule. this works well in those time crunched day details.
 
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