Great News! We will have Menzerna 106FA in soon

[phil@detailersdomain.com]

Huge Update We Have Menzerna 106fa Incoming:

Yes Its True! We Have Menzerna 106fa Coming This Week.

Click here for Menzerna 106FA (http://www.detailersdomain.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=187)

[335i Driver]

Is that a better option than PO91EQ or something I would use after the PO91EQ for final finishing?

[phil@detailersdomain.com]

It not exactly in that class, PO91 is Intensive Polish and PO106FA is more so on the final polish side.

Let me know if this helps.

[BmW745On19's]

I have a question. I've tried the Menzerna Intensive Polish with the Orange Lake Country CCS pad with a Griot's Garage Random Orbital and I still can't get all the scratches out of the paint. I've tried everything. Help please.

[phil@detailersdomain.com]

take a look at these videos you maybe able to see what you are doing wrong:

http://www.detailersdomain.com/index.asp?PageAction=Custom&ID=3

LMK if you have more questions afterwards you may not be working down the polish long enough.

[BmW745On19's]

My polish doesnt stay "wet" long enough and i don't think my polisher works correctly. It always seems to soak up to polish too quickly and it only removes very fine swirls.

[phil@detailersdomain.com]

are you spreading the polish out on speed 2-3? are you priming the pad with some water before hand?

[BmW745On19's]

are you spreading the polish out on speed 2-3? are you priming the pad with some water before hand?

Yes and I spritz the pad with some water, should I soak it with water under a facet?

[gotoschoolhere]

take a look at these videos you maybe able to see what you are doing wrong:

http://www.detailersdomain.com/index.asp?PageAction=Custom&ID=3.

Those are some helpful videos. Thank Phil.

[phil@detailersdomain.com]

Yes and I spritz the pad with some water, should I soak it with water under a facet?

don't do that you will splatter polish all over the car. Try working a smaller section.

[BmW745On19's]

don't do that you will splatter polish all over the car. Try working a smaller section.

I've tried that too.

Could you provide a brief synopsis of what you do to get your polish to stay that "wet"?

[phil@detailersdomain.com]

did you watch the videos, typically I don't prime my pads I put a couple of lines on the pad then work it from speed 3 and spread a small 1x1 or 2x2 section. Take your time the pad will get wet after a few pass and after adding more product to it.

[Shaunco]

After you spread the polish at low speed, are you then cranking the buffer up to top speed (6 on the PC), applying some pressure and working it s-l-o-w-l-y? Probably 2 to 3 minutes on a 2' x 2' area. Phil's the man, but I'm only adding my $0.02 as I just went through the exact same process last weekend with the same products (SIP/orange & Nano/white) and got great results.

http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=269089

Of course, my black car now looks green as it was covered by pollen today!:cry:

[phil@detailersdomain.com]

yes sir you got it.