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Lumadar · 08-28-08, 08:17

There are some oils in some of the products you used that aren't intended so much as fillers, but as lubricants for the products during use. #83 will sometimes seem to finish 100% LSP ready, but in reality it needs a follow up of #80 to really finish down 100% flawless.

It usually takes JUST the right lighting to see the micro-marring or spider webs left behind, but it looks horrifying in that said light. Just hit it with another round of #80 and you should be good to go.

08-28-08, 08:17	#2 (permalink)
Lumadar Car Crazy Lumadar is offline Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: San Diego Posts: 809	Re: Are there fillers in Megs polishes? There are some oils in some of the products you used that aren't intended so much as fillers, but as lubricants for the products during use. #83 will sometimes seem to finish 100% LSP ready, but in reality it needs a follow up of #80 to really finish down 100% flawless. It usually takes JUST the right lighting to see the micro-marring or spider webs left behind, but it looks horrifying in that said light. Just hit it with another round of #80 and you should be good to go.