M95 Speed Cut Compound - New

[Mike Phillips]

M95 Speed Cut Compound - New






M95 Speed Cut Compound - New

Fast cutting, traditional-feel compound with modern technology

FEATURES:
• Fast removal of 1200 grit sanding marks
• Great for removing scratches, acid rain, severe swirls/holograms
• User-friendly, crystalline silica free, VOC compliant formula

M9532 Speed Cut Compound MSRP $18.00
M9501 Speed Cut Compound MSRP $50.00

[ZoranC]

Re: M95 Speed Cut Compound - New

How M95 stacks up against M105? When would person use one instead of the other and vice versa?

[Tom Weed]

Re: M95 Speed Cut Compound - New

bump....

[565Customz]

Re: M95 Speed Cut Compound - New

THAT!!! is some dangerous stuff! lol

[46&2_X]

Re: M95 Speed Cut Compound - New

THAT!!! is some dangerous stuff! lol

How so?

[Markus Kleis]

Re: M95 Speed Cut Compound - New

How so?

I'm guessing he is referring to the cut level of "12."

As far as aggressive compounds go, M95 is quite easy to work with and doesn't leave "dangerous" scoring or damage like traditional heavy-hitting compounds do.

If M105 wasn't as amazing as it is, M95 would be getting a lot more buzz IMO.

[seth1066]

Re: M95 Speed Cut Compound - New

I like this stuff, doesn't powder out as easy as the older 105 formula.

[Mike Phillips]

Re: M95 Speed Cut Compound - New

How M95 stacks up against M105? When would person use one instead of the other and vice versa?

bump....

This was actually discussed somewhere on the forum, I think in a popular M105 thread, let me see if I can dig it up today.

[irf@n]

Re: M95 Speed Cut Compound - New

I wish to see that products soon in European online stores...

As well as 105, 205....

[Mike Phillips]

Re: M95 Speed Cut Compound - New

How M95 stacks up against M105? When would person use one instead of the other and vice versa?

Kevin Brown posted an excellent first-hand summary on the differences between M95 and M105, here's the link,

Note this post was using the first version of M105, not the new version which is now formulated for use with a DA Polisher.

Difference between M95 and M105


In fact it was so good we moved it to Hot Topics

[Mike Phillips]

Re: M95 Speed Cut Compound - New

How M95 stacks up against M105?

M95 and M105 are very close, but they are formulated to address different needs in the body shop market. One is more the old school user looking for a brown compound with a slight drag in buffing feel. M105 is white and will have a much slippery feel when buffing. Both will remove 1200 grit quickly and deliver good results. However, M105 will actually deliver a better finish as far as swirls go.

When would person use one instead of the other and vice versa?

Everyone reading this needs to keep in mind who these products are primarily formulated for and marketed towards and that’s for use in body shops compounding paint after wet-sanding.

In that market there are two general groups, one group wants a traditional, fast cutting compound at a competitive price and they’re not willing to pay a premium price for a premium product that will finish out to the highest level, for these people we have M95 Speed Cut Compound. It’s much better product compared to similar products in its price range so for production shops and shops looking for a traditional compound this is the product for their needs.

The other group or segment of the body shop market wants best in class products; they understand that if your compound finishes out to a high, gloss, swirl free finish then they’re working smarter instead of harder as the finish quality of their work is closer to their requirements in the first step which saves time, money and labor.

Two segments of the market and two products matched to their specific criteria for a compound.


Hope this helps...