nano Polish 106

[vikings1]

I just received my Nano polish 106 from Autogeek.

the bottle says Nano Polish 106 and not 106FF? Are they the same

I accidently responded in the Canada forum but they may have Dif labels

joe

[GranPrix]

Call Autogeek, they might have your answer...

[BanditSRT]

According to AutoGeek`s page:



Note: The Menzerna Professional Line includes two products named Micro Polish. This one, part number PO106FF, is part of the family of polishes for scratch-resistant clear coats, which are comprised of nano ceramic particles. For this reason, PO106FF is commonly called Menzerna “Nano� Polish.



So, it sounds like it`s actually called Polish 106 and PO106FF is the part number.

[sspeer]

Same stuff..they just tweaked the names to be less confusing..guess it didn`t work LOL

[Alfisti]

As the AG blurb explains, its actually called Micro Polish with part #PO106FF.



Menzerna can be confusing...they frequently have one name and two or more parts numbers/variations.

[Vintage]

[quote name=`Alfisti`]As the AG blurb explains, its actually called Micro Polish with part #PO106FF.QUOTE]

Did you mean Nano Polish?

[vikings1]

ag the pict of the bottle says micro polish 106FF but my bottle says Nano polish 106.

I assume they are the same.

[Paulie Walnuts]

As the AG blurb explains, its actually called Micro Polish with part #PO106FF.



Menzerna can be confusing...they frequently have one name and two or more parts numbers/variations.Damn Germans....

[Alfisti]

Did you mean Nano Polish?

No..I meant Micro Polish. But it is the same as Nano Polish 106. ;)



http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/I/autogeek_1957_6451159




Damn Germans....

Heh, heh...I think 3M does the same.

[imported_DetailDan]

I ordered a bottle of SIP from another site, and on the bottle it says Intensive Polish, no "Super Intensive Polish" anywhere. Anyways, you gotta look around for the part # on the bottle somewhere.

[warlockid]

Seriously, between all the paraphrasing here, all the abbreviations, AND some of the manufacturers confusing labeling systems, its a wonder a newbie has any chance at learning via the internet at all.

[jakec]

I ordered a bottle of SIP from another site, and on the bottle it says Intensive Polish, no "Super Intensive Polish" anywhere. Anyways, you gotta look around for the part # on the bottle somewhere.





I have SIP PO83 , IP PO 91E , Nano polisish 106ff , Micro polish PO 87MC. a few times i have ordered one product and received another, call customer service and get the correct product and make sure they send you a return shipping ticket. No need to pay for thier mistake.



I do have to state SIP and IP are a world apart. You could feel it if you rub it between your fingers. Micro and Nano couldnt tell them apart by touch.

[LazerRed1]

Throw into this mix the fact that Menzerna`s site shows PO85RD as their least abrasive polish and it becomes even more confusing. Doesn`t even show an 87.

[mbkintner]

Throw into this mix the fact that Menzerna`s site shows PO85RD as their least abrasive polish and it becomes even more confusing. Doesn`t even show an 87.



P085RD is their least abrasive polish; or at least it`s very close. You`re probably thinking of P085RD 3.01 (or 3.02) which are equal to, or a variant of, SIP.



Mike

[porta]

PO85RD3.01 is SIP.



PO85RD3.02 is the newest version. It have the same cut as SIP, but cuts faster.