I know I have seen several post of people using the new meguiars microfiber cutting pad with m105, but does anyone have any experience using the cutting pad with meguiars ultimate compound?
I know I have seen several post of people using the new meguiars microfiber cutting pad with m105, but does anyone have any experience using the cutting pad with meguiars ultimate compound?
I too am interested. As a weekend warrior, I`ve pretty much just stocked myself with a full Meg`s Ultimate lineup of products and been going by that. Interested in trying out the MF correction system...
I have tried the MF system with orange LC and it doesnt work as well as the microfiber pad....I dont know about your question, though.
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I`ve tried the MF cutting pad with M105, M105 & D300, and with UNO v3, the UNO worked better in my opinion although they all work better than any foam pad/polish combo I`ve ever used.
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Originally Posted by JuneBug
I actually used the Megs Microfiber Cutting pad with UC today on a Honda Odyssey and a GMC Jimmy both to remove scratches and it came out great. I used it the same way the D300 is used, worked with almost the same results.
You could most likely use it to compound the entire car.
I had some trouble with the Mf system...nothing bad, but on a flat black BMW 328is. It did remove many of the circular scratches, but it left tiny sized scratches...almost looked like the fibers of the pad a bit. I saw that Mike Phillips stated that on some softer paints, it may not work as well and this paint is SOFT- I can scratch it by rubbing my finger lightly on the paint- microfiber towels will scratch this paint sometimes. After watching several videos tonight, it appears that I did not prime the pad enough- even though I put a few sprays of Polys on the cutting pad first. I am going to try again on an Odyssey this weekend.
Robert and Susan Regan
Towel Pros Microfiber
I`ve only tried the Microfiber Discs with Ultimate Compound once.
The combo worked excellent.
Super smooth buff and wipe-off.
I would certainly recommend it.
The discs are so versatile, it`s crazy to not have them in one`s arsenal.
By far I get the most correction with M101, a Europe only product.
I`m still fighting off the desire to move there so I can use M101 exclusively.
Next best would be M105, original formula.
Then, it`s a close one between M105 and D300 (paint dependent).
I`ve gotta say, D300 is a world-class compound.
Finishing potential is virtually unmatched for a compound.
Interestingly, the cut and finishing potential comparing M86 and Uno 3.0 seem to a close match.
M86 is sooo overlooked, which is too bad.
As is obvious with the name`s, both are designed for cut/polish/finish.
M86 is recommended for non-OEM applied paint, but that never stopped me from using it with the Microfiber Discs.
I am still playing with Uno 3.0, but I am pretty confident in my findings. Several guys here have a lot more experience with Uno than me, so its highly likely they are be able to wring a bit more out of Uno.
Not a bash whatsoever on Uno 3.0, and should not be taken as such.
What I am reading on autopia in terms of its performance, comparisons to other products aside, seems to be pretty accurate. Ease of use, finishing potential, stuff like that. Outta` this world price with the special!
I just happen to have a lot of experience with the microfiber discs.
Probably more than anyone in terms of beating them to within an inch of their lives, running `em out the top end, 100+ hour buff-outs, and using them for polishing stainless, aluminum, plexi, and chrome.
Freaking things are like Double stuff OREO cookies... if you place them face-to-face... :hungry:
Originally Posted by WCD
The hazing you are experiencing is understandable, but without a doubt, controllable.
I don`t know how much time you`ve got for reading, but this article may help you in all aspects of polishing, not just the microfiber discs:
KBM- Pad Priming and Supplemental Wetting Agents
Particularly, take a look at this, as taken from the article:
Pad Priming, and How It Relates to Final Polishing
Kevin, did you found out why it take so long to launch the M101?
So far, I`ve found the MF cutting disc compatible with D300, #105 and Optimum Hyper Compound so it should work with UC as well.
Originally Posted by Scottwax
I`ve got a set of the cutting discs and finishing discs due to arrive on Friday for a 2002 Camaro detail on Saturday morning. I had planned on using an AIO as a one-step (Prime Strong or Poli Seal).
I didn`t get any of the Meg`s products, as I really like my Menzerna polishes (SIP and PO106FF) and will have to try them with the MF discs. Anyone have experience with these?
EDIT: I guess the better question is -- is there a product that DOESN`T play well with the MF?
If you are not trying to do any major correction why can`t you just use UNO or PO85RD with a Meg finishing pad ??
MDRX8
Originally Posted by Kevin Brown
Is there a good source where M101 can be found and imported? I wouldn`t mind having a 32-oz. on hand.
...and using them for polishing stainless, aluminum, plexi, and chrome.
Do tell....
Charlie
Automotive Appearance Specialist - Serving Greater Lansing, Michigan
http://www.cchautoappearance.com/
Originally Posted by Kevin Brown
Thanks for setting us up for false expectations there Kevin!! Figures the juicy stuff that works the best isn`t accessible by mere mortals like us. I`m all for a European group buy if you can lead us to the path of righteousness?
Originally Posted by animes2k
Anything that works via DA will work great (better) with the Meg`s MF pads. I can`t see myself buying another DA foam cutting pad. And, they`re extremely durable. I got nearly 20 vehicles out of my initial test pad which is unheard of with traditional foam.
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From what I understand M101 still has not been released in Europe.
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