what's my next polish for my collection?

Discussion in 'Car Detailing Product Discussion' started by merlin3008, Jun 17, 2010.

  1. merlin3008

    merlin3008 Birth of a Detailer

    hey all...so it's time to try another polish. m103 and menz203 are generally my polishes of choice, but i also have 106 and 85RD. all-in-all, i generally like working with menzerna products and diminishing polishes. i'm not sure why, but i'm always able to get better results. so here is the question. if i were to add another product to the collection, should i go with SIP or power gloss? ...discuss

    thanks!
     
  2. merlin3008

    merlin3008 Birth of a Detailer

    :100post: and for what it's worth...this is my 100th post!!!
     
  3. 911Fanatic

    911Fanatic DB Pro Supporter

    You really don't need anything else based on what you have already. Keep it simple.
     
  4. merlin3008

    merlin3008 Birth of a Detailer

    i knew someone was going to say that. i guess i just need to get more confidence with 105. i haven't really used it all that much, but i haven't had that "wow" moment that everyone else has. maybe i'll try a LC foam wool pad and see what it gets me.
     
  5. pektel

    pektel DB Forum Supporter

    I love using wool pads with compounds. Cooler on the surface, I get teh desired results faster, and the holograms are going to be taken out with the next step anyways.

    M105 + wool ftw.

    Hell, I've even used SIP and wool with excellent results. Then everything cleans up with 106 and white LC foam.
     
  6. 911Fanatic

    911Fanatic DB Pro Supporter

    Instead of he PFW, get the grey or white wool from Gloss it. No comparison. The grey is the more aggressive of the two. Using the GI grey wool and UK Power Gloss, we were removing 6 microns off a clients Suburban.
     
  7. pektel

    pektel DB Forum Supporter

    I'm not a huge fan of the purple pfw. I do however like the 3m wool pads. The ones I use are the white wool 5.25" pads.

    I'll check out the GI pads too.
     
  8. Aesop

    Aesop Jedi Nuba

    Where are you getting them from? I can only find them in 8 and 9 inch which I could not imagine using.
     
  9. I will have to check these out :headbang:
     
  10. Misha

    Misha Nuba Guru

    id say get SIP, SIP and 106 is great combo. just like 203 and 85
    i used to like powergloss till i tried M105, dont like how PG leaves pigtails
     
  11. togwt

    togwt Nuba Guru

    Combination for Most Polish Projects

    Menzerna PO S100 Power Gloss PO, 203S Power Finish at 1500 RPM along with a suitable Menzerna pad and PO 85 RD Final Finish will take care of 80% of your paint renovation projects

    • Rotary machine 5" Menzerna Backing Plate M14 x 2 thread
    • This compounding pad is very firm and has a aggressive cutting action which will remove even deep scratches and severe oxidisation
    • This polishing pad used at OEM levels by many major automotive manufacturers offers a softer less dense structure over that of the compounding pad. What that means is you have a pad that has enough cut to remove surface oxidisation and swirls whilst at the same time allowing polishes to break down perfectly to a bright glossy finish.
    • The finishing pad is a much welcome addition to the Menzerna line up of pads.

    It's the missing link in being able to finish to the very highest levels of gloss. The pad is also ideal for using on softer paints, so it's now possible to achieve the same Menzerna trademark finish on all paint types
     
  12. hoppy6698

    hoppy6698 Birth of a Detailer

    Why not Powerlock? It seems to have high reviews.
     
  13. porta

    porta Jedi Nuba

    Sinces it's a sealant, not a polish? ;-)
     
  14. porta

    porta Jedi Nuba

    You are all set, my friend!


    I use Power finish on almost all my details and sometimes I refine with PO106FA and the compouding is done with Fast Gloss S500 or RD3.02 with a wool pad.


    3M? Finesse-it? Knit Buffing Pad 85079, 5-1/4 in, 10 per inner 50 per case

    I have those as well, but I prefere Menzernas wool pad and some other that I can buy in Europe, they are very nice.
     

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