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WG twins VS M105/M205
It is the same things??Can I use separate?? I thing if I don't need M105 and just M205 with white pad can I do the same thing with finishing glaze and a white pad??
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WG Finishing Glaze has the same cut as Megs 205...BUT it finishes down better, better than most polishes in fact...WG Finishing Glaze is a no brainer in my view in place of 205.
However 105/205 are NOT the same as WG twins in terms of the 105/WG swirl remover half of the twin combos. 105 is pretty much the industry standard in terms of correcting paint that's in pretty darn bad shape.
Again, if you don't need the correction that 105 will give....the WG twins may be the perfect alternative to 105/205 (if you already have the WG twins)
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Re: WG twins VS M105/M205
ok,if I understand,M205 ans finishing glaze WG with a white pad do the same job about M205 and M105 is heavy than WG swirl remover?? WG swirl remover is a medium compound and M105 is heavy compound??
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I haven't used WG FG very much but that was because I found 205 to have more cut. So I use 205. If I want more gloss over 205 I step to 85RD
105 has more cut than WG TSR but I have a place for both of those. They are both go to polishes for me along with 205 and 85RD.
If I had it to do over again I would try out Megs UC before buying a big bottle of 105 like I did.
Originally Posted by BenSRT
ok,if I understand,M205 ans finishing glaze WG with a white pad do the same job about M205 and M105 is heavy than WG swirl remover?? WG swirl remover is a medium compound and M105 is heavy compound??
Thats pretty much correct but 205 is more aggresive than FG in my experience.
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Re: WG twins VS M105/M205
Originally Posted by silverfox
WG Finishing Glaze has the same cut as Megs 205...BUT it finishes down better, better than most polishes in fact...WG Finishing Glaze is a no brainer in my view in place of 205.
However 105/205 are NOT the same as WG twins in terms of the 105/WG swirl remover half of the twin combos. 105 is pretty much the industry standard in terms of correcting paint that's in pretty darn bad shape.
Again, if you don't need the correction that 105 will give....the WG twins may be the perfect alternative to 105/205
The WG twins are definitely not for paint in bad shape as stated above. I will say WG TSR works flawlessly on single stage oxidized paint. Much easier than105.
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Re: WG twins VS M105/M205
Skip the WG twins and use Menz Power Finish. Almost the same cut as WG TSR, but finishes very close to WG FG.
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Also the technical terms that WG twins are both a Diminishing Abrasive Technology product where the Meguiar's duo are Small Micro Abrasive Technology product.
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Originally Posted by 07 z-oh-6
Skip the WG twins and use Menz Power Finish. Almost the same cut as WG TSR, but finishes very close to WG FG.
Mark's nailed this one dead center!
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Re: WG twins VS M105/M205
Originally Posted by 07 z-oh-6
Skip the WG twins and use Menz Power Finish. Almost the same cut as WG TSR, but finishes very close to WG FG.
That's interesting. I have a sample of WG TSR that I haven't tried yet.
Are you saying that it won't finish down as nice if used as a one stepper on LC orange the way Power Finish does?
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Re: WG twins VS M105/M205
Originally Posted by embolism
That's interesting. I have a sample of WG TSR that I haven't tried yet.
Are you saying that it won't finish down as nice if used as a one stepper on LC orange the way Power Finish does?
Yep, that's what I'm saying.
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