Let me tell you about the twins I met today!

[ShineTimeDetail]

Their names are M105 and M205. M105 I can't sat I really liked. Very though to work with and obviously dusts a lot. Had a lot a trouble with build up on edges and splatter on windows was very hard to remove. I mat try the baby oil I've heard about.

M205 was awesome! Cut some swirls out and I think the product is a very easy product to use. I really liked it a lot.

Also I used a red sure buff pad. What pad would deliver more cut than the red pad I used today? Also I did everything with a rotary.

[Dr Oldz]

Once you get the feel and learn how to use 105 properly, you will love it. Cuts very good and super fast.

[rwright]

Don't give up on M105 yet, practice more. And skip out on the baby oil "trick", it's a band aid fix for those who don't know how to use the product properly. Red Surbuf pad? Hmm, don't think so. If you have a red Surbuf pad then you either have single stage paint or polished through the clear.

[ShineTimeDetail]

Lol no its a 6.5 foam pad.... Soft' buff

[Fast Eddie]

Once you get the feel and learn how to use 105 properly, you will love it. Cuts very good and super fast.

+1, when I first got 105...a long long time ago, I hated it, but after using if for awhile and getting used to it, it's my go to compound.

[ShineTimeDetail]

So what do I need to do to ease the process? I was using a shot of water when it dried up...it dries in one pass.

[Dr Oldz]

If you are using a rotary, wet the pad then spin it dry. 3 pea size drops is all you need. There shouldn't be much is any residue to wipe off. I find most people use too much product. It is kind of a natural habit to add more if it is drying on you but indeed you need to lessen the amount. If you do a search, Richy did a nice video on how to use 105 .

[ShineTimeDetail]

Yep I was using too much.

[Dr Oldz]

Yep I was using too much.

Give it another shot!

[Rei86]

Think D300/301 are more "perky/pep" and go with the flow. Would love to meet the smooth OPT HSC/HSP twins also.