GEPC / SEC / SEPC question

P21S GEPC = P21S Gloss Enhancing Paint Cleanser - very mild polish/glaze



S100 SEPC = S100 Shine Enhancing Paint Cleanser - very mild polish/glaze



These 2 products are thought to be the same just under different names. The S100 can normally be found locally at Harley Davidson motorcycle shops.:wavey
 
I have only used Megs7 and 26 up to this point with great results on my black 4Runner. Once weather breaks was thinking of using #9 and 26 but would like to go the least agessive route as possible. I just purchased s100 for $14 at local Indian franchise and saw the SEPC there. Is this polish milder than #9 and can I assume this can be applied with PC with good results?



Thanks
 
toy4r said:
I have only used Megs7 and 26 up to this point with great results on my black 4Runner. Once weather breaks was thinking of using #9 and 26 but would like to go the least agessive route as possible. I just purchased s100 for $14 at local Indian franchise and saw the SEPC there. Is this polish milder than #9 and can I assume this can be applied with PC with good results?



Thanks
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I have used both Meg#9 and GEPC (SEPC)( along with many others). I would say that they are equal in their very mild polishing ability( surface friendliness). I would also say that Meg#9 is best applied by PC. GEPC(SEPC) is a great hand or PC applied polish/glaze that produces a very rewarding tactile and visual sensation as the product is worked into the finish. Much, much easier to use than Meg#9. Work into finish and the little residual buffs off effortlessly. No streaking or oily residue.

In my case the GEPC produced a better final appearance. :wavey
 
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