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I have a upcomming customer that is looking for a polish and wax for the paint. I was planning on using m205 followed by m21 - Does that sound right? What would you do...? THanks! 
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Re: What Polish to use?
I think more info might be needed for a serious response to your question. What are you working on would be a good starting point. Condition of the paint? Working by hand? DA? Orbital?Originally posted by Show N Tell View PostI have a upcomming customer that is looking for a polish and wax for the paint. I was planning on using m205 followed by m21 - Does that sound right? What would you do...? THanks!Professional Automotive Reconditioning Services
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Big Buffer is right, you need to give us more info to work with! (this is me learning how to talk like a pro haha)
I didn' t know that Stan Lee was a detailer! Is that him dressed in a yellow shirt?Originally posted by THE BIG BUFFER View Post
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Haha no sir. That is George Barris. King of the Kustomizers. The man that gave us some of the most famous cars out there.Originally posted by Bluher View Post
I didn' t know that Stan Lee was a detailer! Is that him dressed in a yellow shirt?
More info on George and his cars: http://www.barris.com/Professional Automotive Reconditioning Services
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As mentioned, you really need to see the paint before you determine what needs to be used.Comment
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The paint is in good condition, it will not need a clay or compound (or anything along those lines) but the paint could use some good polishing. I will be using a DAPCComment
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My car was in very good condition, with a few minor swirls, and since where I live there is a very limited list of Meguiars products, I used 205, a finishing polisher that can be applied by hand or machine (it' ll take more time, muscle and skill to use it this way). Now if I lived in the US, I would have used Swirl X, that was exclusively made to be applied by hand or D/A, and it is what you may be looking for to get the job done.
Oh, and remember to always do a test spot first, before moving on to the rest of the car (and always on small areas).
Well, this is the results I got on my paint:
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ok i planned on using m205 and nxt! thanksComment
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