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How do I know if I need a compound?
How do I know if I need a compound or not (Megs 105)? My clear coat by MY standards, is in average shape. It is in need of a claying for sure and has many clear scratches (not remotely close to being felt by a fingernail).I see swirl marks as well. It hasnt been polished ever and is 10 years old. Im just afraid of using a compound and being too aggressive. The fact that Im on a budget as well doesnt give me the option of buying a bunch of products (i.e. swirl removers and compounds), so any help would be great.. Like my previous thread, Im trying to decide weather I need 105/205 or If I can get away with WG TSR/FG
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Re: How do I know if I need a compound?
Originally Posted by kovalchuk71
How do I know if I need a compound or not (Megs 105)? My clear coat by MY standards, is in average shape. It is in need of a claying for sure and has many clear scratches (not remotely close to being felt by a fingernail).I see swirl marks as well. It hasnt been polished ever and is 10 years old. Im just afraid of using a compound and being too aggressive. The fact that Im on a budget as well doesnt give me the option of buying a bunch of products (i.e. swirl removers and compounds), so any help would be great. . Like my previous thread, Im trying to decide weather I need 105/205 or If I can get away with WG TSR/FG
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No matter what you can't go wrong with the 105/205 combo.From what i'm reading it seems you have some issue's with you paint.Without some pictures it's really hard to judge what you need.But you ahould always start off with the least aggressive product first and them move up.Plus are you trying to do a one step correction or a two step??
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Re: How do I know if I need a compound?
Sounds like you need to polishes her out, with your paint having swirls. Check out some of AG kits....
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Re: How do I know if I need a compound?
Originally Posted by Harleyguy
No matter what you can't go wrong with the 105/205 combo.From what i'm reading it seems you have some issue's with you paint.Without some pictures it's really hard to judge what you need.But you ahould always start off with the least aggressive product first and them move up.Plus are you trying to do a one step correction or a two step??
Im want to go 3 step depending on the prices of the products I go with. I would like to ideally do either 105/205 with Menz 85rd or Wolfgang TSR/FG with Menz 85rd. I just don't know what I need (its a PC 7424)
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Re: How do I know if I need a compound?
Originally Posted by kovalchuk71
Im want to go 3 step depending on the prices of the products I go with. I would like to ideally do either 105/205 with Menz 85rd or Wolfgang TSR/FG with Menz 85rd. I just don't know what I need (its a PC 7424)
With the pc I would pick up the Megs twins and 85rd. Plus with the Megs twins you get multiple polishes because the pad itself changes the character of the polish. So you actually get a lot more different cuts of polish with just the Megs twins for your money.
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Re: How do I know if I need a compound?
I would go with the 105/205 and some Ultrafina or Menz85rd all are really great products.Just need to take your time with the P.C. do a small area at a time and it will come out fine.
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Re: How do I know if I need a compound?
Originally Posted by Harleyguy
I would go with the 105/205 and some Ultrafina or Menz85rd all are really great products.Just need to take your time with the P.C. do a small area at a time and it will come out fine.
I think I hear an echo-lol
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Re: How do I know if I need a compound?
Originally Posted by Harleyguy
I would go with the 105/205 and some Ultrafina or Menz85rd all are really great products.Just need to take your time with the P.C. do a small area at a time and it will come out fine.
I have read a lot of issues with DA and 105. Is this true? Is there a better more "friendly" DA Compound or will I be OK with the 105?
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Re: How do I know if I need a compound?
Originally Posted by kovalchuk71
I have read a lot of issues with DA and 105. Is this true? Is there a better more "friendly" DA Compound or will I be OK with the 105?
You will be fine with 105 and a da, it would be your best choice of a compound/polish with the da.
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Re: How do I know if I need a compound?
Originally Posted by ASPHALT ROCKET
You will be fine with 105 and a da, it would be your best choice of a compound/polish with the da.
Ok thanks guys. Start out with White and move up if that doesnt work correct? Then go one down with the next step (205), and finish with 85rd and a blue pad (learned that from you Asphalt )
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