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Old 04-30-08, 06:55   #13 (permalink)
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Re: Hi Temp EXPCL

I'm not a big HTEC fan - I just don't think it cuts that hard. I swear by M105 these days, although the learning curve can be pretty rough on that product.
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Old 05-01-08, 02:57   #14 (permalink)
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Well some people may not like it and I respect their opinions but it's great to have around as it blows away powergloss most of the time
 
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Re: Hi Temp EXPCL

SVR posting about HTEC made me remember that I have a bunch of it gathering dust on my shelf. Since I finally got the SUV back from the shop (it's been in to get fixed four times now for the same problem), I decided to start working on the paint correction. So I pulled out the HTEC, filled up a four ounce bottle to about the three ounce point, then added about a half ouce of Optimum Polish. Wow, I forgot how good HTEC is. It got out some very heavy defects, and finished down *much* better than I remembered. This was with a purple foamed wool pad.

HTEC really is a great product. Especially when you add a bit of either OP or OC to extend the working time. Without the OP or OC, it just seems to dry too fast, so you can't really break it down/work it as much as you'd like. It leaves a bad compounding haze. But add in the OP or OC and you can break it down to darn near LSP ready.

Tomorrow comes the first use of M105.. Can't wait!
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Re: Hi Temp EXPCL

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Well some people may not like it and I respect their opinions but it's great to have around as it blows away powergloss most of the time

I also love it and use it for getting rid of imperfections, but using #105 yesterday.....

I think I will not order it anymore. I still need to do more comparo but it looks like 105 beats it in cut and look as well.
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Re: Hi Temp EXPCL

Thanks for that information superbee, now I have a reason to use the OC as I really don't like it on it's own

Gives a bright rather than dark finish on dark cars
It's a shame that people disagree on product choices, I just plain don't like using meguiars as I like to give my money to manufacturers and family owned businesses (distributors or MFGR's) who give better service. Share the money around
megs has never impressed me

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I go to foodland cause their SA owned and cheaper and I don't want coles or woolworths to have a 100 % market share
 
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I also love it and use it for getting rid of imperfections, but using #105 yesterday.....

I think I will not order it anymore. I still need to do more comparo but it looks like 105 beats it in cut and look as well.
But might the EC not be a better choice for repeated use? I've read enough about M105 to believe it's great stuff, but I dunno if it'd want to use something that aggressive all that often

Not an I just think that the products might fill different niches..I think of the M105 as a replacement for my 3M Extra Cut RC. I have to catch myself now and then as I try to use the HT EC for jobs where it's simply not aggressive enough; not the product's fault, it's *my* fault.
 
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