Meguiars Solo Cut & Polish Cream #86: What Polisher?

[Crist Clapper]

I used Solo Cut & Polish Cream #86 on bright-trim by hand and the result was awesome. Can I use a polisher with this product on installed trim and paint?

Then what should I look for in a nice light-weight easy-to-use polisher?

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

M86 is a rotary only product.

You can use a machine as long as it's a rotary.
Meguiars Solo Cut & Polish Cream #86, meguiars Professional polish, one liquid system, meguiars M86, meguiars 86 (http://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-solo-cut---polish-cream-86.html)

For a nice lightweight rotary polisher this one is the best.
FLEX PE14-2-150 Rotary Polisher, FLEX circular polisher, rotary buffer, circular buffer, FLEX PE14 (http://www.autogeek.net/flex-pe14-2-150-rotary-polisher.html)

[VISITOR]

http://www.buffdaddy.com/files/1519584/uploaded/022409R-O-3pageversion.pdf

M86 was formulated to be used with a rotary, but that doesn't mean (let's face it, we all experiment with different products) you can't think outside the box and try it with other types of machines (at your own risk of course). here's some great info by KB...

[Mike Phillips]

I used Solo Cut & Polish Cream #86 on bright-trim by hand and the result was awesome. Can I use a polisher with this product on installed trim and paint?

Then what should I look for in a nice light-weight easy-to-use polisher?




I used M86 in 2006 on an old Dodge 2-door using only a simple Porter Cable 7424 with the BETA versioin Meguiar's Microfiber pads way before they were launched in 2011.




Before
http://www.showcargarage.com/gallery/files/6/RBViperBefore001a.jpg

http://www.showcargarage.com/gallery/files/6/RBViperBefore002a.jpg


http://www.showcargarage.com/gallery/files/6/600_RBViperBefore004.jpg

http://www.showcargarage.com/gallery/files/6/600_RBViperBefore006.jpg

http://www.showcargarage.com/gallery/files/6/600_RBViperBefore005.jpg

http://www.showcargarage.com/gallery/files/6/600_RBViperBefore007.jpg



http://www.showcargarage.com/gallery/files/6/600_RBViperBefore008.jpg


After
http://www.showcargarage.com/gallery/files/6/700_RBViperFinished001.jpg

http://www.showcargarage.com/gallery/files/6/700_RBViperFinished003.jpg




Just use like you would use any quality compound. The most important 2 things....

1. Do a TEST SPOT to a section of paint before buffing out an entire panel or the car. Make sure you're not getting any DA Haze as DAT products can be kind of finiky on some paint systems.


2. CLEAN YOUR PAD OFTEN.


I have article on this forum on both the above topics and cover both topcis in detailing in the Complete Guide to a Show Car Shine.


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