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    I am just trying to decide whether I should buy both or just the VM. I thought I read somewhere that you should use the RMG after the VM, and then top with a carnuba topper, but I can`t recall. I will be using Pinnacle Souveran or P21S as my topper.



    Please clarify whether I should invest in both, or just the VM. I will be applying by hand...I have a PC but use it mostly for swirl removal and not light touch ups.



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    If you have dark paint, I`d go with RMG but the differences aren`t huge.



    BTW, both RMG and VM are worth using by PC. RMG works best (for me) with a blue Propel finishing pad and VM with a yellow Meguiars polishing pad both with the speed on 5.
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    I tend to go straight for the RMG now if I have the PC out regardless of colour. If I am working by hand I tend to use the VM.



    RMG with the Blue Sonus Pad, VM with the Green Sonus if I do use it by PC.

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    I also use VM by hand and RMG by PC.



    If you were to use VM and then RMG, RMG would clean off the VM. So that`s not necessary. Both of those products have light abrasives and cleaners, so you can`t use both.
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    Could I use RMG on a LC VC Black finishing pad and after application, Clean the pad with a stiff toothbrush or spur and use PB`s EX on the Same Black finishing pad for application?? Will this affect the potential results??



    Or Do i have to buy two sepaerate finishing pads for RMG and PB`s ex?

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    I would use seperate pads, or just apply the EX by hand.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mystickid
    Could I use RMG on a LC VC Black finishing pad and after application, Clean the pad with a stiff toothbrush or spur and use PB`s EX on the Same Black finishing pad for application?? Will this affect the potential results??



    Or Do i have to buy two sepaerate finishing pads for RMG and PB`s ex?


    Use two separate pads but just FYI, RMG leaves very little residue in the pads. I can use the same pad several times with RMG and it still is very soft and supple.
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    Scott,



    Do you think its worth using RMG after PO85RD or just go to PB`s EX?? I mean will it mute the gloss and reflectivity of PO85RD at all, since PO85RD is known to bring out maximum gloss??

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    RMG should add a little depth. Try it on a fender or half the hood and see if you like how it looks.
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    What to you guys clean your pads with during the Process of polishing when the pads get caked?



    i saw some tool they use while the Pad is spinning that removes caked on polish.



    Can anyone please post a link to where I can buy the tool? BTW, whats the best tool to remove the excess poli/sh

    thanx

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    I use an old toothbrush. When my current toothbrush gets worn out, it gets retired to pad cleaning. So each time I get a new toothbrush, the pad-brushing toothbrush gets replaced too.

    I think that made sense.
    Paul...

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    `95 Nissan Maxima SE - white - slathered with Pinnacle Paste Glaz - RIP

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    So, last question on ths issue before I place my order...



    Which between the RMG and the VM will be better if I am applying by hand. I spoke with Everett at Clearkote and he did not really give an answer. I want something that I can apply before I use my LSP, Pinnacle Souveran. I will be doing both the Clearkote product and the Souveran by hand. I use my PC primarily for polishing the car with the SSR products and I like to do the rest by hand.



    Thoughts, experiences? I would like to order either the VM or RMG later this weekend.



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    Get both and decide for yourself



    I prefer RMG on the paint, and VM on the glass.
    Paul...

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    `99 Mazda Protege LX - highlight silver - RIP
    `95 Nissan Maxima SE - white - slathered with Pinnacle Paste Glaz - RIP

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    Quote Originally Posted by SilverStallion
    So, last question on ths issue before I place my order...



    Which between the RMG and the VM will be better if I am applying by hand. I spoke with Everett at Clearkote and he did not really give an answer. I want something that I can apply before I use my LSP, Pinnacle Souveran. I will be doing both the Clearkote product and the Souveran by hand. I use my PC primarily for polishing the car with the SSR products and I like to do the rest by hand.



    Thoughts, experiences? I would like to order either the VM or RMG later this weekend.



    Thanks.

    ~Darren


    Both can be used by hand with excellent results but I promise if you use the PC to apply either you will be even happier. VM has a very long working time so you can polish out minor defects if you use a polishing pad. RMG is more for added depth that needs little abrasive polishing, just some light cleaning. I used the blue Propel finishing pad with it and RMG practically disappears into the paint.
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