Heavy cutting compound that doesn't dust?

[Aether]

Admittedly, I have not used many compounds and polishes (M105/205 and CG V-Series) and I'm wondering if there's a compound that cuts really well and doesn't dust; or dusts very little.

Any suggestions? Any advice on keeping the dust levels low or is it something of a necessary evil?

[shadwell]

M100, M101, scholl S2, Menzerna fg 400... As long as you don't buff dry all of these will work relatively cleanly (especially compared to m105)....


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[Eldorado2k]

Griots Garage Fast Correcting Compound.

[Aether]

I appreciate the responses! I know it's late, but the forum wouldn't let me access this page for a few days.

I've had nothing but success with Griot's other products, so the next time I'm buying, I'll try that. M105 is awesome, but the dust is ROUGH.

[Octopiston]

Menzerna HC400. Finishes out decently too.

[Mantilgh]

I ask a similar question not to long ago and most recommended the Boss creams.

Have some being shipped right now.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...mpound-me.html

[Rsurfer]

Menzerna HC400. Finishes out decently too.

Is that a new compound, or do you mean FG400

[SSStang]

Wolfgang über does well

[Klasse Act]

I have used Meguiars M101 with great success, the product has been forgotten about since its introduction a couple years ago, rock solid product. I used it on my then new Abarth and it blew me away, knocked out the minor swirls I had before applying coating.

M101 will make you a believer, trust me!

[dlc95]

They all have the potential to dust - at least the products I've used.

Shadwell is right though. Don't over work the compound, and you should be good.

I'm using Meguiar's M100, Ultimate Compound, and Rupes Zephyr.