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    3M Rubbing Compound vs. M105??

    Do they have about the same cut? Does 3M use DAT? Which will finish better?
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    Re: 3M Rubbing Compound vs. M105??

    Quote Originally Posted by 07 z-oh-6 View Post
    Do they have about the same cut? Does 3M use DAT? Which will finish better?
    Mark,

    Try to determine the grit 3M Rubbing Compound will remove. I believe Meguiar's M105 will remove 1200 - 1500 grit so this would be a good indicator. I think 3M is about 1200 - 1500 so if this is the case then I'd say yes.

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    Re: 3M Rubbing Compound vs. M105??

    Quote Originally Posted by BobbyG View Post
    Mark,

    Try to determine the grit 3M Rubbing Compound will remove. I believe Meguiar's M105 will remove 1200 - 1500 grit so this would be a good indicator. I think 3M is about 1200 - 1500 so if this is the case then I'd say yes.
    Thanks, Bobby. Do you know if it can be had over the counter?
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    Re: 3M Rubbing Compound vs. M105??

    3m Rubbing Compound can be found at most NAPAs. If not, they can order it.

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    Re: 3M Rubbing Compound vs. M105??

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    3m Rubbing Compound can be found at most NAPAs. If not, they can order it.
    The newest perfect it line or the older perfect it II???
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    Re: 3M Rubbing Compound vs. M105??


    Quote Originally Posted by 07 z-oh-6 View Post

    Which will finish better?








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    Quote Originally Posted by 07 z-oh-6 View Post
    The newest perfect it line or the older perfect it II???
    I found 3m rubbing compound at advance auto. I have yet to use 105 but 3m is decent. You still need to use a polish though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fly bye View Post







    m105 I heard can be hard to work with. 3m compound gives you plenty of work time.

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    Re: 3M Rubbing Compound vs. M105??

    Quote Originally Posted by fairlady350z View Post
    m105 I heard can be hard to work with. 3m compound gives you plenty of work time.
    It's true about M105. I'm looking for a similar cut compound that doesn't dry as fast as M105.
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    Re: 3M Rubbing Compound vs. M105??


    I hear 105 is supposed to leave a decent finish for a compound.





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