MBurnickas
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Anyone try this? What's the difference between this and IP, a better cut w/o the high gloss?
Menzerna Super Intensive Polish
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3Dog
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Power Glos maybe ? :nixweiss
SuperBee364
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Wonder if it's the Cerama-coat (scratch resistant) version of their regular Intensive Polish?
imported_rydawg1
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I e-mailed him months ago on it and he told me it was po83. From our understanding they marked it like that he guessed so there is no confusion on the po85rd vs. po85rd3.01 or .02. He said it was most likely the 3.01.
We need to do some more research. I asked everyone I know that knows menzerna and they never heard of 83. So my guess is it is the 3.01 which is a great polish. It is SRC. It was $49.95 a bottle.
We need to do some more research. I asked everyone I know that knows menzerna and they never heard of 83. So my guess is it is the 3.01 which is a great polish. It is SRC. It was $49.95 a bottle.
imported_rydawg1
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I just checked. It is the po85rd3.01
SpoiledMan
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I just found 3.02 for sale but shipping is nearly $100!!!!!!!
imported_rydawg1
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Anyone try this stuff yet?
I used it on a couple of details I had and it performed good. A very tough learning curve, but once you have it down it's great stuff. Removes defects, light scratches, hazing, marring, swirls, etc., by rotory at 1500 rpm on a foam polish pad with ease. Leaves a bright thick gloss that does not even need a finish polish. Use a finish polish and the gloss will be just crazy and maybe illegal.
This is a pro polish and is for the experienced user. A newbie would have a hard time using this by rotory as it could be a little finicky at times but well worth it. The PC it works great also on a cutting pad.
I also just got a bottle of the 3.02 and this is great stuff also. I know why it's out of stock everywhere in the world and can not be bought anywhere. I will cherish it and only be used on my expensive details.
The super intensive polish is called po83 U.S. version of the po85rd3.01 polish that's sold in the UK. They named it po83 so there is no confusion with all the po85's.
Menzerna makes excellent correction polishes. Like I said they are for the skilled professional if using with a rotory for max results.
I will do a review on this when I have more time. I will also put up tips and tricks on the learning process also.
I used it on a couple of details I had and it performed good. A very tough learning curve, but once you have it down it's great stuff. Removes defects, light scratches, hazing, marring, swirls, etc., by rotory at 1500 rpm on a foam polish pad with ease. Leaves a bright thick gloss that does not even need a finish polish. Use a finish polish and the gloss will be just crazy and maybe illegal.
This is a pro polish and is for the experienced user. A newbie would have a hard time using this by rotory as it could be a little finicky at times but well worth it. The PC it works great also on a cutting pad.
I also just got a bottle of the 3.02 and this is great stuff also. I know why it's out of stock everywhere in the world and can not be bought anywhere. I will cherish it and only be used on my expensive details.
The super intensive polish is called po83 U.S. version of the po85rd3.01 polish that's sold in the UK. They named it po83 so there is no confusion with all the po85's.
Menzerna makes excellent correction polishes. Like I said they are for the skilled professional if using with a rotory for max results.
I will do a review on this when I have more time. I will also put up tips and tricks on the learning process also.
SpoiledMan
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I just got a small sample from ZoranC and will be testing it out ASAP. Need to see if I need to order more.
Thanks Z!
Thanks Z!