Dealer doesn`t have #80, is #9 similar?

[texas328ci]

I`m looking for a Meg`s product to follow up after #83 DACP. I`ve heard #80 was a good way to go, but the local Meg`s dealer (actually the parts dept. of a Mazda dealership) doesn`t carry the #80. They do carry #3 (don`t have a rotary) #7 and #9. Which would be the best alternative to #80?



I plan on following this with K-Twins, and then P21s Carnauba.



I`m looking to get this today, so thanks for your quick responses!!



:xyxthumbs

[Setec Astronomy]

Out of those, the #9 is the closest.

[Pats300zx]

I agree #9 is a good step down after using DACP. You can also try to see if they have #82 SFP. Or you can always use some Clearkote Vanilla Moose.

[Scottwax]

#9 is a good next step. Don`t let a lack of a rotary prevent you from trying #3 Machine Glaze. It gives a very wet look like #7 and it easier to remove. You can use it by hand with no problems.

[texas328ci]

Thanks guys. I just picked up a gallon of the #9. I think it should work out well. :xyxthumbs

[texas328ci]

Originally posted by Scottwax

#9 is a good next step. Don`t let a lack of a rotary prevent you from trying #3 Machine Glaze. It gives a very wet look like #7 and it easier to remove. You can use it by hand with no problems.

Thanks Scott. I may pick up a small bottle just to try it out and see how it compares. The first car I`m doing is metallic silver. I think I`ll work for a "wetter" look on my red bimmer and a friend`s red jetta.