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M105 old formula vs new with rotary, hand?
Sorry, I know the M105 horse has been beat to death over and over.
when used with a rotary or by hand, it is there a significant practicle difference between the new formula and the new one (DA approved)
I just ordered a quart of it from my local paets store and when it arived it was the old formula
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Re: M105 old formula vs new with rotary, hand?
The new is more user friendly as it can be used with a Da/rotary/.If you recieved the old 105 i really don't think you will be able to use it by hand that's why Megs came out with the new 105.As far as ordering it from a local place instead of Ag you now see your mistake.You may be able to trade it with someone on here for the new 105 .That would be your best way out unless you can return it.
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Re: M105 old formula vs new with rotary, hand?
The old one apparently had more cut than the new formula. From my experience with a rotary and foam or wool pads it is about equal to the cut Menzerna Power Gloss gives.
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Re: M105 old formula vs new with rotary, hand?
My belief is that there is no difference in either formula other than the sticker on the bottle. I have the old formula and have used it by hand and with my DA several times. Meguiar's realized their mistake when it launched and how popular it was so they changed the label to sell more. Just my opinion but nobody ever argues it : )
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Re: M105 old formula vs new with rotary, hand?
The old version has more cut and a quicker working time than the new version, it does not have anything to do with a label. It does have to do with people not being able to figure out how to use the first version so they tried to make easier for those having trouble with it.
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Re: M105 old formula vs new with rotary, hand?
I like the old version more...it has just the right amount of cut. I haven't noticed lesser amounts of dusting with the new formula, and the old one worked fine with a DA so I think they should have just left it alone.
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Re: M105 old formula vs new with rotary, hand?
I'm having extreme difficulties with the New 105 on my Flex DA. It wants to try way to fast, no matter how hard I try to prime the pad well.. Not sure what the deal is.
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Re: M105 old formula vs new with rotary, hand?
Originally Posted by Harleyguy
If you recieved the old 105 i really don't think you will be able to use it by hand that's why Megs came out with the new 105.
Actually, the old formula is fine for hand application. It was DA use that was the problem.
Maybe Meguiar's should follow Coca Cola's example: sell both versions--M105 Classic and M105. I wonder which formula would win.
Last edited by akimel; 05-21-2009 at 04:14 PM.
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Re: M105 old formula vs new with rotary, hand?
Originally Posted by akimel
Actually, the old formula is fine for hand application. It was DA use that was the problem.
Maybe Meguiar's should follow Coca Cola's example: sell both versions--M105 Classic and M105. I wonder which formula would win.
I miss New Coke.
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Re: M105 old formula vs new with rotary, hand?
Originally Posted by Harleyguy
The new is more user friendly as it can be used with a Da/rotary/.If you recieved the old 105 i really don't think you will be able to use it by hand that's why Megs came out with the new 105.As far as ordering it from a local place instead of Ag you now see your mistake.You may be able to trade it with someone on here for the new 105 .That would be your best way out unless you can return it.
Indeed . Thanks for the help folks, I guess I'll just use up this bottle and compair it to the new stuff myself. I was under the impression that new 105 blew the old stuff out of the water, but I guess thats not the case.
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