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06-27-05, 06:27
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SilverStallion is offline
Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 225 | Cleakote Vanilla Moose and Red Moose Machine Glaze - Do they do basically the same? I am just trying to decide whether I should buy both or just the VM. I thought I read somewhere that you should use the RMG after the VM, and then top with a carnuba topper, but I can't recall. I will be using Pinnacle Souveran or P21S as my topper.
Please clarify whether I should invest in both, or just the VM. I will be applying by hand...I have a PC but use it mostly for swirl removal and not light touch ups.
Thanks.
~Darren
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06-27-05, 07:47
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06-27-05, 09:16
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Scottwax is offline
Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Arlington, TX Posts: 25,509 | If you have dark paint, I'd go with RMG but the differences aren't huge.
BTW, both RMG and VM are worth using by PC. RMG works best (for me) with a blue Propel finishing pad and VM with a yellow Meguiars polishing pad both with the speed on 5. | |
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06-28-05, 02:54
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Richt is offline
Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Tewkesbury, Glos, UK Posts: 2,514 | I tend to go straight for the RMG now if I have the PC out regardless of colour. If I am working by hand I tend to use the VM.
RMG with the Blue Sonus Pad, VM with the Green Sonus if I do use it by PC. | |
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06-28-05, 04:14
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White95Max is offline
Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Stevens Point, WI Posts: 6,888 | I also use VM by hand and RMG by PC.
If you were to use VM and then RMG, RMG would clean off the VM. So that's not necessary. Both of those products have light abrasives and cleaners, so you can't use both.
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06-28-05, 08:00
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mystickid is offline
Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Chicago- Illinois Posts: 390 | Could I use RMG on a LC VC Black finishing pad and after application, Clean the pad with a stiff toothbrush or spur and use PB's EX on the Same Black finishing pad for application?? Will this affect the potential results??
Or Do i have to buy two sepaerate finishing pads for RMG and PB's ex? | |
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06-28-05, 08:03
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Richt is offline
Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Tewkesbury, Glos, UK Posts: 2,514 | I would use seperate pads, or just apply the EX by hand. | |
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06-28-05, 01:54
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Scottwax is offline
Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Arlington, TX Posts: 25,509 | Quote: |
Originally Posted by mystickid Could I use RMG on a LC VC Black finishing pad and after application, Clean the pad with a stiff toothbrush or spur and use PB's EX on the Same Black finishing pad for application?? Will this affect the potential results??
Or Do i have to buy two sepaerate finishing pads for RMG and PB's ex? | Use two separate pads but just FYI, RMG leaves very little residue in the pads. I can use the same pad several times with RMG and it still is very soft and supple. | |
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06-28-05, 03:14
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mystickid is offline
Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Chicago- Illinois Posts: 390 | Scott,
Do you think its worth using RMG after PO85RD or just go to PB's EX?? I mean will it mute the gloss and reflectivity of PO85RD at all, since PO85RD is known to bring out maximum gloss?? | |
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06-28-05, 03:28
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| | Now with twice the head
Scottwax is offline
Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Arlington, TX Posts: 25,509 | RMG should add a little depth. Try it on a fender or half the hood and see if you like how it looks. | |
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06-29-05, 07:09
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mystickid is offline
Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Chicago- Illinois Posts: 390 | What to you guys clean your pads with during the Process of polishing when the pads get caked?
i saw some tool they use while the Pad is spinning that removes caked on polish.
Can anyone please post a link to where I can buy the tool? BTW, whats the best tool to remove the excess poli/sh
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06-29-05, 08:05
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White95Max is offline
Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Stevens Point, WI Posts: 6,888 | I use an old toothbrush. When my current toothbrush gets worn out, it gets retired to pad cleaning. So each time I get a new toothbrush, the pad-brushing toothbrush gets replaced too.
I think that made sense.
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