whats megs version of sonus sfx2??

[steveo3002]

i had a small trial size sonus sfx2 with a pc i recently purchased
the sfx2 seems to be about right for my needs, but id sooner replace it with a megs product when its used up

any suggestions what would replace it?

[Mike Phillips]

Oh... I don't know...

I can ask Lynn since she sells the stuff or I could go out into the garage and play with it and give you a suggestion. In the big picture however you have two primary options at this time and that would be M83 or M80.

You've been to our class here in Irvine and we covered all of this while you were here. M80 is for light swirls and scratches and M83 is for swirls and scratches that M80 won't remove. If M83 doesn't remove them then you need to learn how to use a rotary buffer, live with the swirls and/or scratches or take the car to a professional that does know how to use a rotary buffer.

Sounds like you bought the dual action polisher kit from either BCC or ACC because I know it came with a sample of their polish.

[steveo3002]

yeah i figured #80 would be similar, i think #80 will have a place in my garage ,i can step up to #83 if need be

[Mike Phillips]

M80 is a very versatile product. I used it yesterday with a rotary buffer to remove the swirls left by a more aggressive compound and then used it with the dual action polisher to remove any remaining swirls from the rotary buffer/M80 combo and then topped with M21


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[Murr1525]

I want a paint job like that.....

[Mike Phillips]

I didn't mean to hi-jack Steve's thread so I started a new one here,

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Sorry Steve...