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Originally Posted by Dave KG
I must be a bit old-school... but I use #83 from Meguiars. Longer work time, takes a little more time to appreciate its working style, but once cracked it'll easily match SIP for cut and finish.
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Well said... if you work it too long, or not enough, it usually leaves haze for me and tends to dust a lot if worked for too long... if however you get it just about right, I find that it has more cut than SIP and very similar finish... I also use #80 when SIP acts up... #80 is much easier to use than 83 and finishes down a little nicer imo, but doesn't have the cut of 83, maybe not even SIP... still great for a 1-step
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Originally Posted by HAN
83 is what I use when Menzerna SIP acts up. In fact, I've been using mostly Megs for everything latey, hmm...
Pete
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Same here... I've gone through Optimum, Menzerna,
1Z just recently, and 3m... from that I've only kept working with SIP, 106ff and PG, otherwise it's back to good ol' Meg's, especially with the new stuff... I'm in love with M95!