Baby Oil & Meg's 105

[Rencor]

Poured it an a spray bottle. Adjusted the nozzle to get a fine mist. Worked perfectly.

[wgilles]

Very interesting. I love 105 so I may have to try this. I usually just use a little bit of water.

[VISITOR]

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[Flash Gordon]

I must be weird or something, but nothing is sexier to me then a car covered in 105 dust. It all washes away super easy

[rwright]

So you used oil in place of water to re-activate the polish? Did you notice any filling taking place or reduction of cut? What about IPA wipes between polishes - take longer, no difference, use more towels?

[BobbyG]

Poured it an a spray bottle. Adjusted the nozzle to get a fine mist. Worked perfectly.

Pour then spray....

[Hunter09]

I'm going to give this a try. Just got done claying my whole car in prep for the detail Tuesday. So two sprays for the hood and one for the door ex?

[Rencor]

Hunter09, With a fresh clean pad, I held the spray nozzle probably 8" to a foot from the pad. I adjusted the nozzle so it would spray a fine mist. Then add product to the pad.

I was able to buff out half my hood before going back & spritzing the pad again (broke my hood into 8 sections).

The cool thing with this is - you'll know when you need to hit your pad up with a little oil.

[Hunter09]

Ok 8in to 12in away light spray. I'm hoping this does the trick. Picked up my new car with dealer installed buffer marks. They used a wool pad on it and you can see where he went with it. I think 105 with a org cut pad should fix it.

[Rencor]

That is what I used, an orange LC flat pad and then onto a white LC flat pad with 205. Came out darn near perfect. Now if Tropical Storm Isaac would only go away......