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Scottwax · 04-30-07, 03:20

I know on my own car, which has very soft paint, I can achieve pretty good correction using 106/RMG blend and a green Propel polishing pad-but my paint wasn't nearly as bad as the car in the first post was...and I am not intentionally messing up my paint to find out what sort of defect removal 106 is capable of!

Whether or not it is possible to make that level of correction and leave a nearly flawless finish using a light polish and a polishing pad, even of soft paint; seems to fall to the "I'd have to see it with my own eyes" catagory.

04-30-07, 03:20	#80 (permalink)
Scottwax Now with twice the head Scottwax is offline Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Arlington, TX Posts: 27,395 Contact:	Re: Menzerna's New 106FA (pic) I know on my own car, which has very soft paint, I can achieve pretty good correction using 106/RMG blend and a green Propel polishing pad-but my paint wasn't nearly as bad as the car in the first post was...and I am not intentionally messing up my paint to find out what sort of defect removal 106 is capable of! Whether or not it is possible to make that level of correction and leave a nearly flawless finish using a light polish and a polishing pad, even of soft paint; seems to fall to the "I'd have to see it with my own eyes" catagory. __________________ Scott's Mobile Auto Detailing I test for Optimum, Clearkote, Meguiars Washing with ONR video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYOAyxsEIuQ