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Old 06-26-06, 10:13   #1 (permalink)
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3M with PC

I have been using SSR2.5 for most of my swirl removal and am not sure if I am happy with it (there amy be some user error here) and I would like to give some others a try. I was considering Medernza for a substitute or the 3M products. Since 3M is meant for a rotary, would it work well with a PC? Will it take longet to break down?

How is Mederna in comaprison to SSR2.5? Especially on dark paint
 
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Old 06-26-06, 10:22   #2 (permalink)
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Lots of different (but similarly named ) 3M products.

I've used PI-II FCRC (39002 in the 16 oz bottle), PI-III RC 05933, and PI-III MG 05937 by hand/PC/Cyclo with good results.
 
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Old 06-26-06, 11:52   #3 (permalink)
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I think I can pick that one up at a local automotive paint shop. WHen you used that, do you set the PC at 6? and is it very abrasive?
 
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Old 06-27-06, 08:37   #4 (permalink)
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Not sure which one you're referring to.

The PI-II FCRC (39002) is the most abrasive, a little more so than the PI-III RC 05933. I prefer the 05933. They're not nearly as abrasive as the "rubbing compound" name might suggest, but you do have to break them down all the way.

The PI-III MG 05937 is very mild but still abrasive enough to do some light correction. It's possibly my favorite over-all polish.

I do at least 95% of my PC polishing with these products at speed 6.
 
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Old 06-27-06, 07:30   #5 (permalink)
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PI-III RC 05933: This is my one of my favorite final polishes for everything from dark metallics to bright solids. Finishes down great.

Use with PC on speed 6 w/orange and white pads (LC).
 
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Old 07-16-06, 06:41   #6 (permalink)
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Can someone tell me if it is ok to use 39002 on a Yellow LC pad?
 
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Old 07-17-06, 05:43   #7 (permalink)
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drew.haynes- Check your PMs But yeah, it's generally OK if you don't mind a little micromarring.
 
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Old 07-17-06, 11:54   #8 (permalink)
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i never get rid of all of the swirls with the 3m rubbing compound when i used it. I gets rid of the small ones, but the bigger scratches alwayss stays.
 
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Old 07-21-06, 09:10   #9 (permalink)
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I use 3M #39002 with orange LC pads with good success.
Have been thinking od trying #83 lately, to get smoe slight chemical cleaning going while I'm at it (they're about the same cutting ability).
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Same cutting ability? Idk about that. I've heard DACP is just under SSR2.5... and 3M 39002 took out WAY more than SSR2.5 did.
 
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Old 07-21-06, 09:58   #11 (permalink)
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Hi, audio1der, seems like I haven't seen you around here for a while.
 
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