Getting lured in for more products... yes/no?

[tustah]

Told myself I would not buy anymore products, but this is becoming addictive and I can`t help it.



I currently have Optimum Hyper Compound, Compound, and Polish. I have been reading a lot on Menzerna products (need to do more research). I understand it is more abrasive and works better to cut through deeper scratches. Paint on my 06 Accord Coupe is pretty soft, so I`m not sure if this will be a good move or not.



Also, been reading a lot about VM and RMG. What I want to know is how it works against my Werkstatt Prime (Strong & Carnauba) and my Carnauba Jett. Got interested in Moose because I heard it does wonders for black cars.



Just to clear things up, let me know if I am correct on all these products:



Prime: Paint cleaner like AIO

CJ: Sealant (or is it Glaze?)

VM: Light Polish

RMG: Lighter Polish



:confused:

[Sherman8r44]

Prime: Paint cleaner like AIO

CJ: Sealant (or is it Glaze?)

VM: Light Polish

RMG: Lighter Polish





Prime: correct

CJ: sprayable carnauba wax

VM: light cleaner+glaze+a little carnauba (better at filling than RMG)

RMG: light cleaner+glaze (better at gloss on dark colors than VM)

[tustah]

I think that`s where I`m confused. I recall reading threads that say VM works better on darker cars than RMG.



Still confused. :confused: :confused:

[Sherman8r44]

I`m sure just about any glaze will look nice on black. IIRC there have been threads differentiating the two products...maybe a search will bring them back...

[Scottwax]

I`d get Menzerna 106FF or FPII and mix it 70/30 with Clearkote`s Red Machine Glaze. A bit more cutting power than Vanilla Moose and finishes a bit more clear and deep. Works amazing on all colors and should be compatible with Prime.

[tustah]

Thanks Scott.



The 106FF is $50! It must perform really well. I think in time I will try the 70/30 mix.