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I was thinking about some of the wool options for use with my 3401. For the moment I've just gone over to my megs mf pads. Which wool pads were the go to for the flex? Haven't had much a chance to look into it yet.
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So how does 3:1 compare to power protect?
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Originally Posted by David Hayward
I was thinking about some of the wool options for use with my 3401. For the moment I've just gone over to my megs mf pads. Which wool pads were the go to for the flex? Haven't had much a chance to look into it yet.
Next set of cloudy headlights I do will get an LC foamed wool with FG400 and the Flex. Been using M100 and right to Opti-Lens. Polishing didn't get any discernible difference. M100 and Meg's Xtra Cut took out 600 grit sanding marks on the last set I did with a little cloudiness. The wool pad cleared it up and got all the tight areas and angles without hand polishing. FG400 would probably work just as well on the wool. I think it might break down too fast on the Xtra Cut. Can always try it. Wish I would have thought about it when I did an SLK 500 headlight. Sanding with 600 grit was like sanding rusted rebar with rice paper.
I did a white SLK 320 recently with FG400/LC orange. M105 and MF cutting wouldn't touch some of the defects. The FG400 got about 75% and LSP ready. LC foamed wool and FG400 probably would have gotten me closer to 85-90% with a little haze. Some defects were to deep to try for perfection. Have to be careful on places like plastic bumpers. I wanted to polish with 4000 but the owner had to transfer before we could get it all done.
I might have a chance to try the foamed wool/FG400 soon on a bad looking GMC hood. Black paint, lots of water spots, and no gloss. It also has a rainbow streaky look in places like when wiping IPA off. Doesn't match the rest of the vehicle. Once I get some thickness readings I'll start light and see what works.
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Re: Boom! Menzerna raises the bar again!
Originally Posted by David Hayward
I was thinking about some of the wool options for use with my 3401. For the moment I've just gone over to my megs mf pads. Which wool pads were the go to for the flex? Haven't had much a chance to look into it yet.
This is a great Wool Pad for the 3401:
6 Inch Hybrid Power Finish Blue Wool Pad (Single)
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Originally Posted by Tato
Looks like a new tool for me. Guess I'll be making a huge order for hybrid pads, like I don't have plenty of flat already. And the wife thought she'd get to upgrade appliances after the house fire. We don't need no whiz bang super food cooker when I can upgrade detailing equipment instead. She might have to start washing dishes with car shampoo and a foam gun too.
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Originally Posted by GOATMAN06
So how does 3:1 compare to power protect?
At the moment, only Menzerna can answer that. These new products haven't been released in the European market yet.
When I get my hands on them I will give feedback, review, and compare them.
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Thanks for sharing, can't wait for the Super Heavy Cut Compound 300.
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I would like to try the 3 in 1 and compare it to Meguiar's D301. I love the concept of the AIO product with a DA for home amateurs like myself, and this being a new offering, and from Mezerna, looks promising.
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Originally Posted by sparkism13
I would like to try the 3 in 1 and compare it to Meguiar's D301. I love the concept of the AIO product with a DA for home amateurs like myself, and this being a new offering, and from Mezerna, looks promising.
I would have to say that the new Menzerna PP Ultra would be the one to compare to as it is a very light AIO much the same way D301 is. Menzerna 3n1 would be more of a true AIO and comparable to D151.
When I get my hands on this stuff, I will compare it to the Meguiar's offerings.
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