Posted 14 March 2010 - 06:16 AM
Haha no no no, just a glazing product before LSP. Don't know what to replace M105 with yet, lol. I would like to continue using M105 if it isn't so darn expensive locally...
Bro, have you tried the presta euro cut p3 rubbing compound? It has a very gritty texture, keen to know the performance.
#292
fishbonez
Posted 14 March 2010 - 11:19 AM
Bro, have you tried the presta euro cut p3 rubbing compound? It has a very gritty texture, keen to know the performance.
Hi bro,
nope, never tried any Presta compounds or polishes, besides the Hand Glaze.
Posted 14 March 2010 - 09:35 PM
Haha no no no, just a glazing product before LSP. Don't know what to replace M105 with yet, lol. I would like to continue using M105 if it isn't so darn expensive locally...
You know where/who to look for if you're looking for some....
#294
prestamalc
Posted 17 March 2010 - 01:23 PM
prestamalc
Driver
-
-
Members
-
-
43 posts
Question about Aurora 3000 Hand Glaze....is it abrasive at all?
It has a very slight cleaning ability.(Depending on pad, pressure etc)
Definitely a finishing glaze.
Posted 17 March 2010 - 03:02 PM
Bro, have you tried the presta euro cut p3 rubbing compound? It has a very gritty texture, keen to know the performance.
Prestamalc,
what about the item mentioned by dschia above?
It's easy when you know how...
#296
vr2turbo
Posted 17 March 2010 - 08:54 PM
Prestamalc,
what about the item mentioned by dschia above?
Driving to Singaland and popping by Jay Bee.....
#297
prestamalc
Posted 22 March 2010 - 03:22 PM
prestamalc
Driver
-
-
Members
-
-
43 posts
Bro, have you tried the presta euro cut p3 rubbing compound? It has a very gritty texture, keen to know the performance.
Euro cut is a wet system normally utilised by paint/body shop.
Quite similar to G3 by Farecla.
For detailers i would recommend Presta UCC or Malco Perfex compounds. (cuts as aggressive)
Easier to dial in and less mess created.
#298
vr2turbo
Posted 23 March 2010 - 02:06 PM
Euro cut is a wet system normally utilised by paint/body shop.
Quite similar to G3 by Farecla.
For detailers i would recommend Presta UCC or Malco Perfex compounds. (cuts as aggressive)
Easier to dial in and less mess created.
Like G3? That is pretty strong stuff.....
Posted 23 March 2010 - 03:44 PM
Like G3? That is pretty strong stuff.....
I think it should be abrasive that is why I am interested, sometimes need to have these stuff in polishing arsenal for contingency especially for sanding. Few mths back I came across someone using presta compound & polish, I find their range quite interesting, somehow like have been overlooked. Anyway, still need first hand experience on various cars then can comment better.
#300
vr2turbo
Posted 23 March 2010 - 03:53 PM
I think it should be abrasive that is why I am interested, sometimes need to have these stuff in polishing arsenal for contingency especially for sanding. Few mths back I came across someone using presta compound & polish, I find their range quite interesting, somehow like have been overlooked. Anyway, still need first hand experience on various cars then can comment better.
After sanding, I think no need G3 standard to remove......my 2 sen
