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Ultimate Compound Cut
How does Meguairs Ultimate Compound compare to CarPro Fixer in terms of cut with a DA?
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Re: Ultimate Compound Cut
Anyone have experience with Menzerna FG400 and Wolfgang Uber Compound in comparison to Meguairs Ultimate Compound in terms of cutting ability?
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Re: Ultimate Compound Cut
Originally Posted by Tresca
How does Meguairs Ultimate Compound compare to CarPro Fixer in terms of cut with a DA?
Ultimate Compound is a consumer derivative of the professional detailers line.... M105 - with more polishing oils in it for longer working time, significantly less dusting, and increased ease of use.
I would say Ultimate Compound's cutting ability is between 8-10, whereas M105 ranks 12 on the Meguiars scale... That being said, when paired with a DA it can do some impressive things.
I would say if you are new to a DA, use the (UC) Ultimate Compound until you work out your technique. You can also add the Meguiars MF cutting pad, DMC5 or DMC6, to really ramp up the cutting power if need be.
Originally Posted by Tresca
Anyone have experience with Menzerna FG400 and Wolfgang Uber Compound in comparison to Meguairs Ultimate Compound in terms of cutting ability?
ive not used the wolfgang, but FG400 is some powerful stuff... definitely more so than the Ultimate Compound.
I guess the underlying questions to both are:
1] What are you trying to achieve with your compound?
2] What state are the paint's you'll be working on?
Its nearly impossible to give blanket answers about products without knowing the intended uses. [context]
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^^^ 100% Agree
Ultimate Compound is more user friendly than M105. Certainly nowhere near as much cut as FG400. Whether you need as much cut as FG400, only you can determine that by doing a test spot first.
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Originally Posted by Tresca
How does Meguairs Ultimate Compound compare to CarPro Fixer in terms of cut with a DA?
Fixer is nowhere near the cut, but much easier to work with.
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Re: Ultimate Compound Cut
Originally Posted by Christopher.Brown
I guess the underlying questions to both are:
1] What are you trying to achieve with your compound?
2] What state are the paint's you'll be working on?
Its nearly impossible to give blanket answers about products without knowing the intended uses. [context]
I'm using Ulimate Compound, and it has plenty of cut for the paint surfaces I have. I'm running out and want to try something else with similar or slightly less cut. I purchased Sonax PF based on the cut of 4/6, which would seem to equate to 8/12 as you indicated would be the cut for UC, but I have found the cut to be similar or slightly less than M205.
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Re: Ultimate Compound Cut
The chart below should be helpful:
http://www.auto-geek.net/charts/wax-chart.pdf
I use this visual chart offen, but the other two/three members they know what time it is, as they are very knowledgeable.
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Re: Ultimate Compound Cut
Paired with a LC MF pad on my Griots, it makes quick work of the swirls on my Honda. By that I mean 2 passes at moderate pressure, an extra pass for a scratch mark.
Im going to test it out on my Wife's Volt, but my guess is I may need to step up to Uber compound on the hard GM paint.
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Re: Ultimate Compound Cut
Originally Posted by Tresca
How does Meguairs Ultimate Compound compare to CarPro Fixer in terms of cut with a DA?
Should be about the same. However, I think there's more technique involved with fixer. UC is very fool proof.
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Re: Ultimate Compound Cut
Just get a bottle of UC and M105 and if you need more cut add a drop or two of 105 to the pad along with UC. Or you can mix a couple ounces of each in another bottle and adjust as needed. I actually mixed some D300, UC, and M105, and the cut and buffing cycle were amazing.
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