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Discussion in 'Car Detailing Product Discussion' started by I VIK I, Mar 15, 2010.

  1. I VIK I

    I VIK I Two Bucket System Washer

    Hey guys,

    I have been here for a few days but just introduced myself in the other section of this forum a few mins ago. I was looking at the ADS package deal with the g110v2 and 6 pads for $190.00 and m105 and m205 in hopes to do my own car. and after the paint correction finish it with megs nxt. I was wondering if this is the right setup to buy. Again I am not a professional but I plan on washing, claying, paint correction m105 and 205 with polishing and finishing pads and finally megs nxt techwax with a finishing pad. My question is does all this sound right? I am looking for a simple setup with results.

    Also can anyone recommend a protectant for plastic engine pieces.

    Thanks,
    Vik
     
  2. slanguage

    slanguage OD On Detailing

    The megs g110v2 is supposed to be a very nice machine. M105 is great, never used m205.

    protectant for plastic engine pieces would be 303 aerospace protectant. great product and hass UV protection as well.
     
  3. mutmanns

    mutmanns DB Forum Supporter

    I have been using Duragloss #265 aerosol spray for engine bays. If you like shiny plastic you can spray and walk away. I like more of a matte finish so I wipe it down with a dry microfiber after spraying.
     
  4. I VIK I

    I VIK I Two Bucket System Washer

    Thank you for the insight and also thank you for the clay you sent me.
     
  5. I VIK I

    I VIK I Two Bucket System Washer

    I am more of a matte person also, 303 is more of a matte finish? and how would we go about applying 303?

    Also I read in someone didnt think so highly of 105 or 205, the thing is im a begginer so I dont want to mess anything up I want something easy that I can learn from and then eventually move onto harder things.
     
  6. togwt

    togwt Nuba Guru

    I would suggest you use something less aggressive than M105 as it abrasive is rated 12/12 unless you are removing serious scratches.

    Perhaps Menz PO 203S Power Finish (a one-step polish) might be better suited, but as I've said this is dependant upon the scratches to be removed
     
  7. Bunky

    Bunky Guest

    Everyone has their favorite polish.

    I think M105 and M205 are easy to use and less reliant on technique (pad pressure, breakdown time.

    You just work them for a short time and done (just quick spread then 3 or 4 passes max). They do not need to worked like most traditional diminishing abrasive polishes. They will finish well enough to satisfy almost anyone and work good with a DA.

    You should start with M205 since M105 is very aggressive.
     
  8. I VIK I

    I VIK I Two Bucket System Washer

    Alright, My car has never been detailed, its a 04 Nissan. Although I do handwash it I am sure that the previous owner did not hand wash it. How is the paint on those cars?
     
  9. I VIK I

    I VIK I Two Bucket System Washer

    Someone, anyone no-one?
     

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