OC or OHC?

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I am looking to replace my empty bottle of Menzerna IP. Looking for something that dusts less or not at all. I have VAG/Audi paint so it is pretty hard but I have had decent success with IP and yellow cutting pads (multiple passes via PC).



My complaints are that IP dusts and work time is short. I hate mixing glazes in as I have trouble evaluating the surface afterwards. I hear OC and OHC have longer work times and are affordable (unlike SIP). What would be best for me and what finishes better? I usually use FPII to finish off after IP and still have a lot left of that. It seems longer worktime means more correcting, less passes. But I have black paint and want something that finishes down almost perfect so that the FPII can just amp the gloss.



Suggestions? Should I just make the sacrifice and go for SIP? Thanks!
 
IMO OHC is what you are looking for. For the price you could buy both actually and not dent ya. You will love the no dusting and infinite working time.
 
Coupe said:
IMO OHC is what you are looking for. For the price you could buy both actually and not dent ya. You will love the no dusting and infinite working time.
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OC does dust if you use it in the sun. I used it on a mini in direct sunlight and it dusted a bit. The paint was from 54C - 79C (top is black). To me, that is very good considering some of my other polishes dried right when they hit the finish.
 
sneek said:
OC does dust if you use it in the sun. I used it on a mini in direct sunlight and it dusted a bit. The paint was from 54C - 79C (top is black). To me, that is very good considering some of my other polishes dried right when they hit the finish.
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Well obviously using anything on hot panels is going to dry it quickly and produce dust. You shouldnt be correcting paint on hot paint anyways.
 
OHC is awesome. I never have had it dust on me at all. It works pretty long, and you only need a few drops to do a good section. Get it. Maybe pick up some OP to go with it, good stuff as well.
 
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