I ran out of all of my old supplies, I think I want to try Menzerna now, but what to get?
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I ran out of all of my old supplies, I think I want to try Menzerna now, but what to get?
I told a couple friends I would do their cars so I need something that will be able to get the majority of scratches out of older and uncared for paint. Which of the polishes should I go with? I've heard good things about the Powergloss, but does it work well with a PC too?
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Try this...........
Step 1 - Menzerna PO106FF Polish using the White pads (Polish)
Step 2 - Menzerna Finishing Touch Glaze using the Black pads (Glaze)
Step 3 - Menzerna Full Molecular Jacket using the Red pads (Seal)
in just that order.
Step 2 - Menzerna Finishing Touch Glaze using the Black pads (Glaze)
Step 3 - Menzerna Full Molecular Jacket using the Red pads (Seal)
in just that order.
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My current method:
With the Adam's foam pads on the PC (orange-green-white-grey, is hardest to softest).
For older paint ('97 Truck, '95 Civic):
Menzerna IP on the Green Pad.
Menzerna 085 with the White Pad.
Menzerna FMJ with the grey pad.
For newer paint ('06 Civic):
Menzerna 085 with the white
Menzerna FMJ with the gray.
I'm not sure what I"m gonna do to my '01.5 S4 yet...
I chose these products based on conversations with Phil, and a desire for light cutting power, but nothing super harsh. I'm not aiming for the be all end all depth, but about 95% of it.
For older paint ('97 Truck, '95 Civic):
Menzerna IP on the Green Pad.
Menzerna 085 with the White Pad.
Menzerna FMJ with the grey pad.
For newer paint ('06 Civic):
Menzerna 085 with the white
Menzerna FMJ with the gray.
I'm not sure what I"m gonna do to my '01.5 S4 yet...
I chose these products based on conversations with Phil, and a desire for light cutting power, but nothing super harsh. I'm not aiming for the be all end all depth, but about 95% of it.