Menzerna P085

Discussion in 'Compounds, Polishes, Paint Cleaners, and Glazes' started by buja, Oct 27, 2008.

  1. buja

    buja Jedi Nuba

    does the finishing polish P085rd dust or acts up in wierd weather conditions ?
    and im assuming this is used more for a finishing or paint cleansing stage before wax , rather than for correction ?

    also, say after SIP or a strong compound, which leaves behind holograms, will the P075rd be good enough to remove them ? or is it necessary to step down to a medium strength like 106 , then back to 085 at the end ?
     
  2. 911Fanatic

    911Fanatic DB Pro Supporter

    Po85RD produces very little, if any dust. I haven't had problems with it but maybe someone from a hotter climate could chime in on this. 85RD will remove the holograms left by SIP.
     
  3. buja

    buja Jedi Nuba

    yup the temperamental wierd stuff by mernzerna will be an issue for me if it happens to the p085rd. as i'm in a rather hot and humid climate... :(

    any more inputs guys ?
     
  4. scheerspeed

    scheerspeed DB Forum Supporter

    i live in miami... doesn't get any more hot and humid than here...

    85RD barely ever dusts, and i have never had it act weird on me. i use it after SIP or on brand new cars.
     
  5. buja

    buja Jedi Nuba

    after SIP, then p085rd on what pad ? i'm thinking grey , or maybe even white LC ?

    and on the topic of mernzerna acting up , did you ever experience SIP acting wierd in your hot and humid miami climate ?

    thanks
     
  6. togwt

    togwt Nuba Guru

    Weather can have an affect on Menz polishes, but no worse than any other product thats been formulated for use in the temp / humidity controlled environment of an OEM production facility. . .

    Note that silicone has an adverse effect on the oils used for surface lubrication and can cause the polish to smear, also be aware that working outside you may have issues like excess humidity, heat, cold, etc that will affect there performance especially with the Nano polish (105FF) as it uses wax as a lubricant (colder temps may cause the wax to harden)
     
  7. Buddy

    Buddy Getting to know Detailing

    Thats funny that you guys should mention Menzerna acting up in different conditions. Until now I thought it was me...:shrug:
     
  8. P1et

    P1et Official DB Moderator

    I have issues with SIP, but have never had any issues with PO85RD...
     
  9. Asphalt Rocket

    Asphalt Rocket Nuba Guru

    85Rd seems to be easy to work with in most weather conditions and it is a finish polish before your lsp. If you need some correction use sip.
     
  10. GBS

    GBS Wax on..Wax off

    I live in a hot and humid climate and have not had any issues with PO85RD.
     
  11. DaveS4

    DaveS4 Jedi Nuba

    I've used PO85RD in temps ranging from 35 degrees to 85+ degrees and have never had any issues.:shrug:
     

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