D151 and Megs MF pads

[Meticulous-Detail]

I haven't had a chance to try D151 with the Megs MF system yet, anyone try this combo? I know D151 is pad dependent and I like using it with foam, but am thinking I can get better results with MF pads. Just wondering if anyone else has tried this combo and how were the results. thanx

[shoeless89]

[bl3ujay07]

not me, but i think he is a member on here. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWm63itb4no]D151 Paint Reconditioning Cream with Meguiars DA Microfiber Pads - YouTube[/video]

[jrs1418]

Not a big fan of the Megs MF system. Pads separate from backing rather easy. Had awesome cut tho with d300, i would just load of n the MF pads or try another companies.. i dont recall the name but there's another company with some pads i hear are really good.

[Meticulous-Detail]

not me, but i think he is a member on here. D151 Paint Reconditioning Cream with Meguiars DA Microfiber Pads - YouTube

Thanx!

[mjlinane]

I have. I used it on a black Ford Escape and it turned out extremely well. It allowed me to finish the job in about 5 hours.

[Meticulous-Detail]

I have. I used it on a black Ford Escape and it turned out extremely well. It allowed me to finish the job in about 5 hours.

Good to know. You used the cutting discs first and then the finishing with D151. What speed for cutting 5.5 and finishing 4, if it was a PC?

[dad07]

I have had very good results with 151/cutting pad.

I've had better results with purple foamed wool pad and rotory.

[mjlinane]

Good to know. You used the cutting discs first and then the finishing with D151. What speed for cutting 5.5 and finishing 4, if it was a PC?

With my GG6 and a 6" MF Pads, I use speed 4. With my PC and 5" MF pads, I use speed 5.

Note - I try to match with the paint. If the paint is hard, I haven't needed to "finish" it per se. If it is softer, I probably won't use a cutting MF. If I'm using D151, I really want only one section pass.

BTW - my post on this is on the sister forum (AF) under the title "5 hours of Escape".

[Meticulous-Detail]

With my GG6 and a 6" MF Pads, I use speed 4. With my PC and 5" MF pads, I use speed 5.

Note - I try to match with the paint. If the paint is hard, I haven't needed to "finish" it per se. If it is softer, I probably won't use a cutting MF. If I'm using D151, I really want only one section pass.

BTW - my post on this is on the sister forum (AF) under the title "5 hours of Escape".

Nice!

Good info. I used D151 on an 06 Black Crown Vic that was never waxed or detailed and it did a great job with an LC Orange flat, but I know it would have came out much better with a Megs MF cutting disc. Didn't want to waste a MF pad on this job, as it a was a CG CW+G and then straight to D151 topped with DG Aquawax.