CarreraMonkey
Well-known member
- Joined
- 2 Sep 2013
- Messages
- 2,188
madge said:CarreraMonkey said:On the black car i was able to remove a few significant marks and scratches on the old black car using Megs' Ultimate Compound and a decent polishing pad. The art is to keep working the product until it breaks down, but that's not so easy when you're doing it by hand.
Another excellent choice there CarreraMonkey. :thumb:
Meg's UC is easy to find at your local motor store and has a bit more cut than M205 so makes sense if you're hand polishing. One thing I will say though is that you don't need to break it down like you do with a lot of other compounds. It uses non-diminishing abrasives so in fact it won't break down.
Ah! interesting! Every dyes a school day.
I use menzerna 3500 on the rotary no 2200 if it's particularly bad, although I've only had to use the latter once. It's all rather scarey without knowing how much clear cote is on there and how many times it's been done previously..
He who dares though Rodders..