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Compound and AIO for a budget 2 step polish?
I am looking for a budget 2 step options for my whole sale customers. I was thinking about pairing HD Cut with HD Speed or Menz fg400 and Menz 3 in 1. Does and have enough cut to remove compounding haze?
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Re: Compound and AIO for a budget 2 step polish?
If you go the Menzerna route, I know for a fact that 3n1 has the ability to pull up anything left behind by FG400. 3n1 has the polishing abrasives found in PF2500.
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Re: Compound and AIO for a budget 2 step polish?
Megs D151. Single step AIO, works awesome, very economical. I use it probably 80% of the time on all of my customers cars.
Mike
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Re: Compound and AIO for a budget 2 step polish?
Originally Posted by Firehouse Mike
Megs D151. Single step AIO, works awesome, very economical. I use it probably 80% of the time on all of my customers cars.
Mike
Mike,
The OP asked for a 2 step option.
While D151 is great for a one step option, a better response would have been M105 and then following up with D151. This would have fit the bill.
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Re: Compound and AIO for a budget 2 step polish?
I use FG400 and HD speed. Check out the results I got from that combo here.
Civic SI saved from the wrath of a body shop
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Re: Compound and AIO for a budget 2 step polish?
Meguiar's Ult Compound then their 'White Wax'.
Bill
In dog beers, I've only had one.
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Re: Compound and AIO for a budget 2 step polish?
@OP:
•IMO...
-I don't see why it has to be a "2-Step".
-A "1-Step" would be more budget-friendly.
As such:
•I'm with Mike on his below suggestion:
Originally Posted by Firehouse Mike
Megs D151. Single step AIO, works awesome, very economical. I use it probably 80% of the time on all of my customers cars.
Note:
•The way D151 performs depends on pad selection.
Bob
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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Re: Compound and AIO for a budget 2 step polish?
Originally Posted by FUNX650
@OP:
•IMO...
-I don't see why it has to be a "2-Step".
-A "1-Step" would be more budget-friendly.
Bob
My whole sale guys bring me the cars that thier in house detailer can't clean up, i do 1 steps when i can. most of the cars i get are dark colored (mostly black), and they want as many defects removed as possible, but they like it quick and cheap as possible (they try to haggle prices, so i start high and let them haggle down to the price i was orriginally thinking)
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Re: Compound and AIO for a budget 2 step polish?
FG400 / 3 in 1
M105 / M66
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Re: Compound and AIO for a budget 2 step polish?
Originally Posted by Matt@landrover
they want as many defects removed as possible,
but they like it quick and cheap as possible
I still wouldn't discount D151 PRC from
being able to accomplish this task.
After all:
It is a paint Reconditioning cream.
Bob
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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