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Old Oct 29, 2009 | 01:49 PM
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I'm curious as to what you guys think would be best for cutting 1500 sand scratches.

-Currently using 3m's Perfect it 3k I beleive (Forgot the full name)
I would like to switch because it dusts way too much, and is a hassle to clean up.
-Also, it tends to leave alot of micro-marring.


Can anyone recommend me something that can cut the equivalent to the 3m?
A pad to go along with the compound would also be great.

I ran across this, and these scratches loook TERRIBLE, and if the Mpo85 can handle this, with those kind of results, I think it could handle the 1500?
Thanks alot guys!
http://www.detailersdomain.com/menze...ishpo85rd.aspx
 

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Old Oct 30, 2009 | 06:59 PM
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A nice option to cut through 1500 grit sanding marks is Meguiar's M105 using orange pads. It's a great polish that is versatile and can offer a lot of correction on almost any paint. You could follow up with M205 using white pads, then the PO85RD on black if desired. Here's a step-by-step tutorial on the M105 / M205 polishes by a top professional detailer.

PO85RD offers very little correction ability and wouldn't put a dent in any wet sanding marks.

Hope this helps.
 
Old Oct 30, 2009 | 08:36 PM
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I think you just sold me on that product.
Will be buying tomorrow most likely, along with the pad.


Another quick question, after using my 3M at the shop, I follow up with 3M's ultrafina on their blue pad and have had great results even on black. I mean absolutely fantastic.
Now, i'm assuming since the m105 appears to finish better then the 3M perfect it, I should have no problem going from the M105 to my Ultrafina right??
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Do you have the Perfect it 3000 Extra duty rubbing compound? If so, you have most of what you need, but I personally prefer either Menzerna Power Gloss, or Matrix polish I. To rub out 1500 grit sanding scratches, I recommend compounding with a wool pad. Compounding will leave a lot of heavy swirling, you would then go to a orange pad with Menzerna SIP, or Matrix II, then finish with Menzerna Super Finish, or Matrix III. I would stay away from most of the Perfect It line if possible, I think the only quality one they sell is the Ultrafina.


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Originally Posted by solekeeper
I'm curious as to what you guys think would be best for cutting 1500 sand scratches.

-Currently using 3m's Perfect it 3k I beleive (Forgot the full name)
I would like to switch because it dusts way too much, and is a hassle to clean up.
-Also, it tends to leave alot of micro-marring.


Can anyone recommend me something that can cut the equivalent to the 3m?
A pad to go along with the compound would also be great.

I ran across this, and these scratches loook TERRIBLE, and if the Mpo85 can handle this, with those kind of results, I think it could handle the 1500?
Thanks alot guys!
http://www.detailersdomain.com/menze...ishpo85rd.aspx
 
Old Oct 30, 2009 | 09:14 PM
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How much is a bottle of Menzerna Power Gloss?
And how does it compare to the finish of the M105?


This is the Power Finish correct?
http://www.detailersdomain.com/menze...ds34a16oz.aspx
 

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Both Moe at www.glisteningperfection.com and Phil at www.detailersdomain.com are both site sponsors, and both carry this product.


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Do you have any input on the M105?^
 
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Originally Posted by detailjohn
do you have the perfect it 3000 extra duty rubbing compound? If so, you have most of what you need, but i personally prefer either menzerna power gloss, or matrix polish i. To rub out 1500 grit sanding scratches, i recommend compounding with a wool pad. Compounding will leave a lot of heavy swirling, you would then go to a orange pad with menzerna sip, or matrix ii, then finish with menzerna super finish, or matrix iii. I would stay away from most of the perfect it line if possible, i think the only quality one they sell is the ultrafina.


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Originally Posted by solekeeper
I'm curious as to what you guys think would be best for cutting 1500 sand scratches.

-Currently using 3m's Perfect it 3k I beleive (Forgot the full name)
I would like to switch because it dusts way too much, and is a hassle to clean up.
-Also, it tends to leave alot of micro-marring.


Can anyone recommend me something that can cut the equivalent to the 3m?
A pad to go along with the compound would also be great.

I ran across this, and these scratches loook TERRIBLE, and if the Mpo85 can handle this, with those kind of results, I think it could handle the 1500?
Thanks alot guys!
http://www.detailersdomain.com/menze...ishpo85rd.aspx
I just replied to your PM...we also have the purple wool pad, just place your order and I'll throw one in at no charge...you'll love it.
 
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