Polishes for ceramic paint?

[kovalchuk71]

What do you guys reccomend. I was going to use po83 and po106fa from Menzerna, but they are a little too pricey for me right now as I am on a bit of a budget after buying a car. It is a Mercedes (pre nano paint) with moderate swirls. What do you all suggest?

[Rsurfer]

What do you guys reccomend. I was going to use po83 and po106fa from Menzerna, but they are a little too pricey for me right now as I am on a bit of a budget after buying a car. It is a Mercedes (pre nano paint) with moderate swirls. What do you all suggest?
Get the Meg's 105/205 combo.

[kovalchuk71]

Get the Meg's 105/205 combo.

Will the difference between the Menzerna and Meg's be noticeable? Do I need to finish it off with anything or will just the 105 and 205 be sufficent? I really don't want to spend anymore then I have to at the moment.

[Rsurfer]

Will the difference between the Menzerna and Meg's be noticeable? Do I need to finish it off with anything or will just the 105 and 205 be sufficent? I really don't want to spend anymore then I have to at the moment.205 will leave the paint LSP ready, but I still like to final polish (jewel) with 85rd or Ultrafina.

[ScottB]

Menzerna SIP and Nano are indeed ceramiclear polishes. They now come in 16 ounce sizes which seem to reduce the cost a bit. Our Wolfgang 3.0 polishes TSR and FG both use the same ceramiclear abrasives and come in smaller 8 ounce sizes. Both are designed and perfect for the ceramiclear finishes.

[O.C.Detailing]

John (VR8) and I have had incredible results on cerami-clears with Meg's 105/205 combo. The only problem we've seen with NXT is the oily residue that will not come completely off of the finish.