Which Menzerna you prefer: PO106 or IP

Crap, I thought you could use Menz. PG and 106 interchangeably. Haha, just kidding.



SuperBee364 said:
Bleh. I give up. Sure, any cleaner in the world with any amount of abrasives in it has "some correction ability". But that is not the point I'm trying to make here. *Some* abrasive polishes are used to correct paintwork; swirls, scratches, oxidation, etc. *Other* abrasive polishes are meant to remove compounding marks and create a high gloss finish. Two completely different purposes, and when you try to start using them outside of their intended purposes, you are taking your chances. Yeah, 106FF has some very, very fine abrasives in it. Their purpose? To remove *very very very* fine defects in the paint and make it very smooth and shiny. Sheesh, I don't know how else to say it.



You want to use PO106FF or any other finishing polishes to remove defects, go ahead. Just don't be surprised it it only works *for it's intended purpose* only.
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I agree with this.



SuperBee364 said:
gohandbz8, make no mistake about it, they are *two different products* for *two very different purposes*. I see sooooooo many people here post about how PO106FF didn't do the swirl correction they wanted it to do. You *must* stick with the intended use of a product in order to get the desired results. If you have swirls (ANY swirls.... like, even one swirl on the vhicle anywhere) you will NOT get the results you want by using PO106FF as your correction polish. It just IS NOT made for it. PO106FF is made specifically to make your paint glow. IT HAS ZERO CORRECTION ABILITIES.



Do you self a favor: use polishes for their intended purpose. If you have any swirls to correct, use a correction polish. Then, after all the swirls and defects are gone (or as many as you can safely get out), use a final polish like 106ff to make the vehicle shine like a diamond.



Sorry to sound like I'm coming on strong about this, but there are hundreds of posts on these boards almost identical to this: using PO106FF to try and correct swirls. It just won't do it.
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But this is a totally different post, which I dont agree with. Maybe you're saying defects in paint and correcting paint is different? I always thought of it as correcting paint defects.
 
I see lots of this is revolving around quantification of cut (please correct me if I am wrong). So how about suggestion to use phrasing "will remove 2500 grit and finer" etc instead of "light correction abilities"? Would that help in making this easier?
 
ZoranC said:
I see lots of this is revolving around quantification of cut (please correct me if I am wrong). So how about suggestion to use phrasing "will remove 2500 grit and finer" etc instead of "light correction abilities"? Would that help in making this easier?
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Haha, yes. WE AGREE!!!! Which is exactly what it states here.



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D&D Auto Detail said:
Crap, I thought you could use Menz. PG and 106 interchangeably. Haha, just kidding.







I agree with this.







But this is a totally different post, which I dont agree with. Maybe you're saying defects in paint and correcting paint is different? I always thought of it as correcting paint defects.
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I edited out the offending portions of that post, D&D.



Whatever.. you guys feel free to fight it out amongst yourself. You might want to further discuss/argue the definition of the word "correct", though, if you're going to disagree with my usage of it.



Regardless, I'm done here.



Wow.. you try and help a guy out...
 
Wow, this is an internet forum, everyone has their own opinions. No need to get your panties in a ruffle about it. No one is fighting here, just discussing.
 
Of course they are finishing polishes and 95% of the time that is the last machine polishing step I do.



However on soft paint and a white or black pad, it will definately remove alot of swirls and give an awesome shine at the same time.



It has a cut of 2.5 and finish of 5 and I've fully corrected black suby's with this that had light swirling and wash marring



We are all doing our best work and hopefully trying to save as much clear as possible doing it
 
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