Menzerna Polishes - Page 2

BillyL207 · 09-28-09, 10:28

So let the machine do the work opposed to the pc7424 where you have to apply pressure for it to correct anything.

Accumulator · 09-28-09, 10:48

Try to do things that way and take it easy when you end up applying the pressure anyhow

Fresh330 · 10-08-09, 11:21

Could 203 be followed up with 106FA on, say, a blue pad?

I already have some 106FA and ordered 203. Also, anyone try 203 on an orange pad or is that too agressive?

porta · 10-09-09, 03:08

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Originally Posted by Fresh330

Could 203 be followed up with 106FA on, say, a blue pad?

I already have some 106FA and ordered 203. Also, anyone try 203 on an orange pad or is that too agressive?

Yes, you can follow with PO106FA after PO203S. But I have another trick: when the polish started to break down, switch to a softer pad and finish. This gives a good gloss and you save a step.

PO203S works fine with a orange pad. To aggresive? It depends what you kind of defects you want to remove.

Accumulator · 10-09-09, 08:03

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Originally Posted by porta

..when the polish started to break down, switch to a softer pad and finish..

That method works well with a number of pad/product combos and it seldom gets much attention these days. Good on you for mentioning it

I've been looking forward to trying that via Cyclo with the orange/green-combination Edge pads.

Fresh330 · 10-09-09, 11:20

Excellent. Thanks guys. I'll try that method first (maybe try both for comparision's sake.)

I'll use a green pad first. If that doesn't cut it (ignore the pun), I'll try orange then finish with blue.

porta · 10-09-09, 11:05

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Originally Posted by Accumulator

That method works well with a number of pad/product combos and it seldom gets much attention these days. Good on you for mentioning it

I've been looking forward to trying that via Cyclo with the orange/green-combination Edge pads.

I have never seen anyone mentioned it here on Autopia, so I thouht it was time to bring it up to the surface

Accumulator · 10-10-09, 09:23

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Originally Posted by porta

I have never seen anyone mentioned it here on Autopia, so I thouht it was time to bring it up to the surface

Maybe you, ebpcivicsi, and I are the only people who do it

Similarly, switching from rotary to Cyclo post-initial-breakdown has worked well for me too.