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Menzerna Polishing Compounds of Germany has set new standards for workability, uniformity, performance, and quality. Why else would Mercedes Benz use Menzerna polishes to perfect the finishes on their brand new vehicles?
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Old 06-01-2006, 02:21 PM
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aggressive cut pad/light compound or medium cut pad/heavy compound?

Which do you guys prefer for compounding out deeper marks? I currently do a medium cut pad and a heavier cut compound to remove the real hard stuff, but I wonder if it would be better to use a heavier cut pad and lighter compound. Will the newer 'diminishing abrasive' compounds allow you to get a good gloss back even if you are using a heavier cut pad(foam pad, no wool pads)? I have one of the Edge 2K heavy cut black foam pads on order to play with this on some donor panels. Any input would be appreciated, though, upfront. I still don't have the skills for a wool cutting pad, so the black heavy cut foam pad may actually be too much for as well....

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