Compounds and polishes

[mohamedmaark]

Hi guys, I am about to start training paint correction, and i wanted to ask you guys, what compounds and polishes should i buy that will work on just about every car, give me a line of polishes and compounds that will work on every car so that i could buy them, hope i didnt confuse any one, and if possible tell me like, menzerna good for Mercedes, chemical guys v good for..... and so on.


Thanks guys

 

[tropicsteve]

there are many good products out there, but if i ever have any doubts, you can't go wrong with meguiar's.
Meguiar's Ultra Cut Compound M105
Meguiar's M205 Ultra Fine Polish

 

[mohamedmaark]

Cool i have meguiars m101 already so thats a good head start.

 

[ihaveacamaro]

Cool i have meguiars m101 already so thats a good head start.

add m205.

I also like optimum hyper compound and hyper polish.

 

[mohamedmaark]

ok what about the chemical guys v line v2 v4 v6 v8? Anyone try it

 

[ec90]

ok what about the chemical guys v line v2 v4 v6 v8? Anyone try it

It hasn't been met very well by most. I personally have no experience but I am a fan of Menzerna FG400/SF4000 and Wolfgang Finishing Glaze 3.0 which is made by Menzerna.

 

[mrclean81]

I use V36 a lot and actually really like it. I love the gloss and over all look that it produces. V34 is useless though because its marketed as a compound but cuts like a medium polish, so save your money on that one. Its really hard to go wrong on polish though because most of them out these days will do a good job. It comes down more to finding the right compound/polish for the application.

 

[mohamedmaark]

very good, so i have a lot of options to choose from now thanks guys.

 

[Don Porter]

For me, I like M105 followed by Menzerna 4500. Has worked for every vehicle I've done.

 

[mohamedmaark]

Ok so it seems meguairs is very good

 

[dooyaunastan]

If you have M101 I think the only thing you'd need to address is somewhere between that and a polish, maybe look at something like Menzerna PF2500 or PO83RD, and for finishing polishes, M205 is great but there are plenty of other options that I won't even begin to expand on. I'm just suggesting that you have something with a bit less cut than M101, because when M205 doesn't cut it, you'll want something to try before going straight to M101.