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This is my very first post aside from introducing myself. As you see from the title, I'm looking to do some work on my Corvette. The paint doesn't have any major flaws but some light scratches from I'm guessing a coin car wash brush or the wrong towels or just bad technique. Even with that said, the paint looks pretty good and about a month ago I was able to achieve a beautiful shine from just applying NXT 2.0. I am not the original owner of this car and so I don't really know any of the history of products or techniques used on it but I'm guessing this car was very well taken care of by its overall condition. I will be honest and say that after seeing only a small amount of internet posts, I went out and bought M105 & M205 and thought I'm set. I just received the Meguiar's DA polisher and have 7 inch 8207 polishing pads and 9207 finishing pads. This is my very first DA polisher and so I'm a rookie. All these products are obviously fantastic but I'm just not sure if I went a little overboard too soon. After some browsing around the forum, I'm thinking that maybe I should start with UC instead of M105 because I'm not sure I need ultimate cut yet. Any ideas? I have also learned from other posts, that the 7 inch 8207 will also add cut depending on the amount of pressure. In regards to the M205, it sounds as though I should be fine using this rather than rushing out and picking up ultimate polish. Again, I know all are great products and so I definitely am not trying to downplay any of Meguiar's line because I love everything from you guys! Please provide some insight on which product and pad I should use, sticking with what I already have plus picking up some ultimate compound. I plan on washing, claying, compounding, polishing, and waxing. After all this, would some last touch detailer or M34 be ok or is it unnecessary? Thanks everyone
This is my very first post aside from introducing myself. As you see from the title, I'm looking to do some work on my Corvette. The paint doesn't have any major flaws but some light scratches from I'm guessing a coin car wash brush or the wrong towels or just bad technique. Even with that said, the paint looks pretty good and about a month ago I was able to achieve a beautiful shine from just applying NXT 2.0. I am not the original owner of this car and so I don't really know any of the history of products or techniques used on it but I'm guessing this car was very well taken care of by its overall condition. I will be honest and say that after seeing only a small amount of internet posts, I went out and bought M105 & M205 and thought I'm set. I just received the Meguiar's DA polisher and have 7 inch 8207 polishing pads and 9207 finishing pads. This is my very first DA polisher and so I'm a rookie. All these products are obviously fantastic but I'm just not sure if I went a little overboard too soon. After some browsing around the forum, I'm thinking that maybe I should start with UC instead of M105 because I'm not sure I need ultimate cut yet. Any ideas? I have also learned from other posts, that the 7 inch 8207 will also add cut depending on the amount of pressure. In regards to the M205, it sounds as though I should be fine using this rather than rushing out and picking up ultimate polish. Again, I know all are great products and so I definitely am not trying to downplay any of Meguiar's line because I love everything from you guys! Please provide some insight on which product and pad I should use, sticking with what I already have plus picking up some ultimate compound. I plan on washing, claying, compounding, polishing, and waxing. After all this, would some last touch detailer or M34 be ok or is it unnecessary? Thanks everyone
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