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Old 07-01-09, 07:17   #1 (permalink)
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Holograms/"ticks".

What are some of my fellow Autopians using to remove "tick" or holograms after compounding? I am just curious to see what everyone is using and how well they like it. I am considering picking up M205 to add to my arsenal.

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Re: Holograms/"ticks".

I have lots of options, Meg's D151, Optimum Polish, Meg's #80, Menzerna polishes.
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Old 07-01-09, 07:43   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Holograms/"ticks".

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What are some of my fellow Autopians using to remove "tick" or holograms after compounding? I am just curious to see what everyone is using and how well they like it. I am considering picking up M205 to add to my arsenal.

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It depends on how many steps the detailing consists of and how bad the compounding marks are... if it's a 3step, I usually leave a few marks with M105 or M95 on a wool pad, clean it up a bit with either M105 on white LC pad or something like SIP/orange(ish) then finish with M205, 106ff or FPII... this is the process most of the time.
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Old 07-01-09, 08:50   #4 (permalink)
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Re: Holograms/"ticks".

I was very happy with now M205 worked with orange pads for this, both via PC/4" and Flex 3401/6.5". Credit for the idea goes to to ebpcivicsi as I wouldn't have thought to try the M205 with an aggressive pad.

For milder work like this, the M205 works very well with the *Griot's* orange pad too, which will leave things ready-to-wax.
 
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Old 07-01-09, 09:12   #5 (permalink)
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Re: Holograms/"ticks".

IME

106FF/LCwhite
205/LC white

and jeweled with PO85Rd/blue if time/money allows
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Re: Holograms/"ticks".

Menzerna Polishes seriously... Try it.
 
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Re: Holograms/"ticks".

M205/ white
Menz 85RD and/or 3M Ultrafina with blue pad

I think the hard part is keeping it swirl free once polished. Careful with what type of washing method, drying method and microfiber you use.
 
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