Any advice for learning paint correction on soft honda paint with meguiars mf system? Does any one have experience correcting soft paint with mf pads?
On soft Honda paint, I would first try a test spot with D302 on a finishing mf pad to see where that gets you. You may not even need to use D300 with a mf cutting pad.
Best way to clean on the fly and clean the mf pads?
I would grab 2 two packs for a total of four pads. If you are making the initial purchase, I would grab both the cutting and finishing mf pads in case you need to get more aggressive.
Best way to clean mf pads is with an air chuck. If you dont have one of these a pad brush will suffice.
I have not purchased it yet. Was hoping the finishing mf pad would be my first and only test. But know of a few spots too that might need the cutting pad as well.
Is the d300 and d302 the way to go or do you guys recommend just using m105 and m205? I have read that some recommend those.
Is the d300 and d302 the way to go or do you guys recommend just using m105 and m205? I have read that some recommend those.
Your better off with D300 and D302 as these were designed for use on the mf pads. Not saying you cant use M105 and M205, but your compounding and polishing experience will be better off with products designed for it's intended use.
You don't need to use the MF system on soft Honda paint if you don't want to. I've been able to get very nasty swirled and marred up soft Honda paint to near 95% with Megs UC on an orange light cutting CCS pad with a GG6 with 6-8 passes. That many passes does take quite a bit of time with slow arm speed, so if you wanted to speed up the process, then the MF would probably be a choice to move along more quickly. My 2 cents.
I am actually planning to re-polish this car for spring/summer this weekend. Went straight to Coll 845 for the winter after the UC. Paint still looks great but the more refined polish should really bring out the gloss that I didn't quite get with just the UC last fall.
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