Tips to acheive a flawless finish with M205 and a DA polisher

Todd, does M205 work well with the MF finishing discs when trying to remove haze from MF cutting/M105??

Also, generally speaking, when you say shorten work time with M205, I would assume that means faster arm speed?
 
07 z-oh-6 said:
Todd, does M205 work well with the MF finishing discs when trying to remove haze from MF cutting/M105??

Also, generally speaking, when you say shorten work time with M205, I would assume that means faster arm speed?
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Personally I would use the Meguiar's Cutting Disk with M205 to remove any hazing from M105. You might be able to do it with the finish disk but I have noticed that product can (depending on the paint) loose a lot of cut on the finishing disk.

As for the second question, I would say moderate arm speed. 1-2, maybe 3, passes over the area and call it done.
 
Todd Helme said:
Personally I would use the Meguiar's Cutting Disk with M205 to remove any hazing from M105. You might be able to do it with the finish disk but I have noticed that product can (depending on the paint) loose a lot of cut on the finishing disk.

As for the second question, I would say moderate arm speed. 1-2, maybe 3, passes over the area and call it done.
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Thanks, Todd.

Prime the pad with M205? 4800 OPM? Moderate pressure?
 
07 z-oh-6 said:
Thanks, Todd.

Prime the pad with M205? 4800 OPM? Moderate pressure?
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Pretty much perfect. If your still getting some microhaze, try cleaning the pad out and going over the area one more time on speed 3.

Also, I should have noted, use the finishing pad if it is giving you enough power to pull out the M105 haze (least aggressive method first). However you may find on some hard paints (depending on how deep the M105 haze is) you may need to step it up.
 
Thanks for the information. I've used M205 several times and always used it the same way as other polishes. This will cut down on the cleaning time.
 
I kinda picked up 3 different LC white pads
5.5 CCS
5.5 Flat
5.5 Even pressure flat pad (the one with blue cushion)

What would be the best one from the whites to use the M205, Also got a orange and yellow if you think that might be better.
 
This is some good stuff, I had the oppertunity to try this a couple days ago and I've never had a polish that finishes as nicely as this. I used it with an LC Orange hydro tech pad and it was beautiful...

BTW I hear you want to work a little fast with this stuff, can anyone confirm???
 
dd1101 said:
I kinda picked up 3 different LC white pads
5.5 CCS
5.5 Flat
5.5 Even pressure flat pad (the one with blue cushion)

What would be the best one from the whites to use the M205, Also got a orange and yellow if you think that might be better.
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I think the 5.5 inch white pad.


Addicted2Bling said:
This is some good stuff, I had the oppertunity to try this a couple days ago and I've never had a polish that finishes as nicely as this. I used it with an LC Orange hydro tech pad and it was beautiful...

BTW I hear you want to work a little fast with this stuff, can anyone confirm???
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Yes, often faster is better
 
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