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Show'n'Shine Saloon
Recommend Paint Correction / Compound Products?
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<blockquote data-quote="NastyGT500" data-source="post: 16699791" data-attributes="member: 75220"><p>That would mostly depend upon the 'type' of paint you are dealing with as well as how 'thick' it is. 'Burn through' is dependent upon some of the factors above as well as the type of machine, amount of downward pressure, pad and product, etc you use.</p><p></p><p>M105 is affectionately known as rocks in a bottle/sand in a bottle, and is a decently aggressive compound. Not something that I would use as a one and done. It would need to finished down with a finishing polish. </p><p></p><p>I am not familiar with either of the other two products you listed.</p><p></p><p>IMO, you can not go wrong with the offerings from Griot's, Meguiar's, Menzerna, or the other top tier brands.</p><p></p><p>You may also want to look into an AIO/All In One product that will provide correction, polishing and some protection in one product. Blackfire One Step is excellent. 3D speed, Rupes UNO, etc.</p><p></p><p>I also recommend that anyone doing any serious paint correction utilize a Paint Thickness Gauge (PTG) so you have an idea as to how much clear/paint you are working with.</p><p></p><p>Hope this helps and keep us posted!</p><p></p><p>Scott</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NastyGT500, post: 16699791, member: 75220"] That would mostly depend upon the 'type' of paint you are dealing with as well as how 'thick' it is. 'Burn through' is dependent upon some of the factors above as well as the type of machine, amount of downward pressure, pad and product, etc you use. M105 is affectionately known as rocks in a bottle/sand in a bottle, and is a decently aggressive compound. Not something that I would use as a one and done. It would need to finished down with a finishing polish. I am not familiar with either of the other two products you listed. IMO, you can not go wrong with the offerings from Griot's, Meguiar's, Menzerna, or the other top tier brands. You may also want to look into an AIO/All In One product that will provide correction, polishing and some protection in one product. Blackfire One Step is excellent. 3D speed, Rupes UNO, etc. I also recommend that anyone doing any serious paint correction utilize a Paint Thickness Gauge (PTG) so you have an idea as to how much clear/paint you are working with. Hope this helps and keep us posted! Scott [/QUOTE]
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