sacdetailing
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I have m105, m205, 85rd, menzerna super intensive polish. What kind of polishes should i buy more? Super finish, power gloss, give me some ideas. thanks for support!
"must have" polishes.
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imported_DJ Mayo
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Power Gloss, Power Finish 203, 106A, Optimum's Hyper Spray Compound and Polish, Poli-Seal...
sacdetailing
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Got_Leather said:
yeah man, i just bought all of them from them except hyper spray comound and polish and opti seal. I wanted to buy them anyways but there are too much of them! lol
RaskyR1
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With the addition of the polishes DJ listed I would only add some UF and maybe even some 3M extra cut for those really, really nasty paints. Having all of those polishes though you should be able to tackle any finish that comes your way. 
Accumulator
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sacdetailing- One might argue that you have the bases pretty well covered now....if you work on single stage then the older-tech Meguiar's stuff like #80 might be worthwhile. The Optimum spray compound/polish would be different enough from what you have to warrant consideration IMO. And some Menzerna FPII would be good for when you need to be extra-gentle.
But you could just say "[forget] it!" and save your money. (says the guy with shelves loaded with products
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But you could just say "[forget] it!" and save your money. (says the guy with shelves loaded with products
)Alexshimshimhae
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lol with the shelves of products--what is your current favorite combination of polishes? and pre/post polish treatments?
sacdetailing
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Alexshimshimhae said:
so far i like m105 and m205. just polished jet ski not long a go and it came out awesome. but i use different stuff like super intensive polish. it depends which one works better on what.
sacdetailing
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RaskyR1 said:With the addition of the polishes DJ listed I would only add some UF and maybe even some 3M extra cut for those really, really nasty paints. Having all of those polishes though you should be able to tackle any finish that comes your way.
thanks! lol
sacdetailing
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Accumulator said:sacdetailing- One might argue that you have the bases pretty well covered now....if you work on single stage then the older-tech Meguiar's stuff like #80 might be worthwhile. The Optimum spray compound/polish would be different enough from what you have to warrant consideration IMO. And some Menzerna FPII would be good for when you need to be extra-gentle.
But you could just say "[forget] it!" and save your money. (says the guy with shelves loaded with products
whats menzerna fpii? heavent heard of it.
Accumulator
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sacdetailing said:
Final Polish II
Can't remember the number....maybe PO87 :nixweiss
Scottwax said:
I've been meaning to pick up some Werkstat Prime for some time now but have yet to pull the trigger. I finally got an order of some Menzerna polishes for the first time ever (been a long-time Meguiar's user) and I'm looking forward to trying them out.
I've been pretty satisfied with my combination of M105/205/80 for some time. I'd have to add the M151 PRC to the mix (maybe not technically a polish like others on here). I'm loving it over Polyseal lately.
Envious Eric
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87mc is the FPII of old
menzerna 203 > meguiars 205 in every way to me.
optimum compound for mixing with 105 on hot humid days detailing the sun
menzerna 203 > meguiars 205 in every way to me.
optimum compound for mixing with 105 on hot humid days detailing the sun
Alexshimshimhae
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Scottwax said:
I'm really starting to think that maybe I'll give up on getting megs--and maybe picking up the hyper compound...lol
Accumulator
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Scottwax said:
Oh sheesh....and here I have all this M105 on hand. No no no I'm not gonna jump ship (he says again...)
toyotaguy said:
Ah, thanks!
Alexshimshimhae
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Scottwax said:
btw--scott what would you follow the hyper compound with?
sacdetailing
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probably hyper polish spray.