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You don't have any compounding pads though.

Hey guys, I get it.

But no one ever said anything about rotation being unnecessary, or unimportant, or unneeded, etc.

The manufacturer just made a value judgement on how they prioritized the...

Not a fan of M105 either - at least on an orbital. It's great with wool pads on a rotary.

I switched to M100, but even that can get dusty.

Duragloss 111.

Old tech that seems to be destroying the newer sealants.

Ultimate isn't any more oil heavy than anything else out there. And what's with this "filler" stuff? That was debunked a long time ago.

Ultimate worked great with Hydrotech pads.

Lol!

Yeah, I used scrap panels to experiment with, but sometimes through the process of determining procedure via a test spot the customer does become a sort of "practice" mule.

They work great with just about any compounds and polishes out there.

They don't have much inherent cut on their own, but really work the abrasives of whatever liquids you choose.

When I had my black Chevy, I first used Meguiar's M26. Then Zymol Carbon.

If I get another black GM, I'll probably be using Duragloss 111.

Yes, this series is excellent!

I agree!

I'm more opening up a discussion topic, and seeing comments regarding the topic in a dedicated thread.

Of course, there is the added benefit of seeing all these theories and techniques that could...

They seem to take a touch more effort to wipe off, but the results are truly worth it to me.

https://youtu.be/4mpl8q0IO8c

Jason, my former guitarist from Bloodline Riot has a new project, and I'm filling in for their awesome drummer Garrett on the 29th.

I have to admit, the songs are...

I wish I could, but Fellhauer is a miserable, miserable man.

If you want to use hand applied products, consider Zymol HD Cleanse to remove paint defects, and one of the waxes to finish with.

Very easy to work with, and the results may surprise you.

I wonder how M07 would work with a layer of M21 over it?

I used to love thay stuff.

It used to be called Zymol Auto Polish, and came in a fancy plastic packaging.

It still has that same delicious coconut/banana scent too...

I don't remember it...

For me, M205 and Ultimate Polish are incredibly easy to remove. Usually one or two easy swipes, and It's perfect, so it wouldn't surprise me that M110, and M210 are also easy to remove.

And for me...

Environment seems to play a role in that more than anything.

I remember Guz saying that a change of environment are 3D One easier to wipe off, and similarly using PF2500 can drastically change...

How is their perfecting cream?

Yeah, bears run when the cavedan is out and about

I really need to give Perfect Finish a try.

3D Speed was only ok for me on wipe off. HD Polish + was really nice though, and so are the Poorboy's SSR line - super smooth wipe off!

I'm notorious for under-using product. I'll use a small dab of Menzerna SF4000, and it will still want to fight wipe off.

Rupes Keramik is a bit easier, but Diamond fights like a bear!

In your experiences, which compounds and polishes have the most effortless wipe off?

Usually Menzerna FG400 or Rupes Zephir is enough for me.

Megs M100 on microfiber is still very potent too.

I'm very interested in 3D ACA500 though.