hXc drummer23
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This is on sale at autogeek. I was wondering if the Intensive Polish and the Final Polish work good for noobs with a PC?
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Menzerna Intro Kit?
- Thread starter hXc drummer23
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I haven't seen the kit; however, I do have both Intensive Polish & Final Polish II. To answer you simply, YES. Always start with least agressive polish & pad combo and work your way up to the correction level you need. Make sure you allow the product to fully break down so it can do its job. On my cars, I very seldom need to reach for IP. FPII on an orange pad at 5.0-5.5 speed will get my more stubborn issues resolved in 1-2 applications. For polishing without heavy correction, I use FPII on a white pad at 3.5-4.0 speed. I think Merzerna makes a fine polish. As with any product, spend time learning to use it before switching to other products.
I got the equivalent from CMA, only it's two 16 oz bottles of the two. I like the two polishes. They work pretty well and are reasonably user friendly. The dust will probably be surprising though.
IP and FP are my first polishes as well. I'm going to be replacing IP with 4* Medium Cut Compound though. It's slightly more aggressive but the main reason is that I can get it on the west coast.
IP and FP are my first polishes as well. I'm going to be replacing IP with 4* Medium Cut Compound though. It's slightly more aggressive but the main reason is that I can get it on the west coast.
stiffdogg06
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hXc drummer23 said:This is on sale at autogeek. I was wondering if the Intensive Polish and the Final Polish work good for noobs with a PC?
yes, I have used these before i switch to a rotary and SIP/106ff.
IP and FPII are awesome polishes. They dust a little more than I like, one of the reasons why I made the switch. But overall, they are awesome polishes that will give some good results!