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Re: Working conditions of M105
Originally posted by blackt00th View Posthttp://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...ad.php?t=27011
look at Mike's advise on post #5.
As for me, I will be using the yellow applicator pad as I feel it is less aggresive and less abrasive compare to terry cloth.
Thanks for the link.
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Originally posted by froggyman View PostFace any problem when used by hands?
What type of applicator you used?
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You Should Be ale to.
The Swirls look to be finer in the picture.
Good Luck!!
I can not wait to see the Results!!Joel
Firefighter/EMT-B
Rejuvenation Auto Detailing
"Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Dirt Back!!!"
'99 F-150
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Originally posted by Carfire View PostYou Should Be ale to.
The Swirls look to be finer in the picture.
Good Luck!!
I can not wait to see the Results!!
Actually, the swirls are fine. Its not very obvious as compare to other cars. It took me some effort to capture those swirls in my camera.
I am just hoping that I do it correctly so that I will not worsen the condition.
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Originally posted by froggyman View PostHi Mike,
Will take note of that if i managed to get my hands on this M105.
which is a better choice??....terry cloth, foam applicator or microfiber applicator.
thanks for the advice
Originally posted by blackt00th View Post
Hopeful I can remove these swirls.
Just to note a quality coat of wax or paint sealant will mask them, not that that's what you want to do but if the car is a daily driver then maintaining a 100% swirl free finish 100% of the time is going to be very difficult and will require the paint be washed very carefully or wiped with a quick detailer very carefully.
Check out this thread,
D112 Super Soap?
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Hi Mike, thanks for the tip.
I have use M105 over the weekend.
It is good at removing scatches but I think for removing swirls, it takes some experience to remove it safely.
Below is photo of the scratch that I am trying to remove.
Now I cant wait for SwirlX and ScratchX 2.0 to arrived.
After M105.
Remaining scratch from another view.
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Glad to see the Swirls Gone!!
Sorry to hear about that remaining Scratch that you could not get out.Joel
Firefighter/EMT-B
Rejuvenation Auto Detailing
"Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Dirt Back!!!"
'99 F-150
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Originally posted by Carfire View PostGlad to see the Swirls Gone!!
Sorry to hear about that remaining Scratch that you could not get out.
So I left the both ends of the scratch there for see to all.
I am saving M105 for scratches on future eye sore areas.
I only use moderate to light pressure to remove the scratch.
On the first pass and i can see improvement after 3 passes the scratch is almost gone.
Now I am waiting for swirlX or ScatchX 2.0 to remove the light swirls that could not be caught on the camera and other parts of my daily driven car.
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