Wow did Meg's 105 kick me in the but today!!! I've loved how M105 has been able to cut through defects in record time but today I found myself constantly spraying down the panels to keep the product from flashing and guming. I've always used it in a shop setting and under the direct sunlight this thing was almost impossible!!! I was wondering if anyone had a similar experience and should I look into the Optimum Hyper Compound. My feeling is whats the use of faster cutting if I'm going to spend 4 times the effort and time trying to gett the product from flashing and drying instantly? I think if the optimum might require an extra pass or two it will be much more effiecent for me since I'm not stoping my rotary... If you have any experience in regards to this situation please advise.
Thanks
Using Makita 9227
Meguiars W4000 Cut N shine wool pad with rotary
CCS White Pad - Final polish with rotary
Lake Counrty Black Finishing pad - RMG with a DA
Natys - Blue pad with DA
Thanks
Using Makita 9227
Meguiars W4000 Cut N shine wool pad with rotary
CCS White Pad - Final polish with rotary
Lake Counrty Black Finishing pad - RMG with a DA
Natys - Blue pad with DA