Anyone know of any uses for 105 other than paint? Like maybe glass, headlights, metal etc.
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i have not used 105 on the red lenses of brake lights, but I did use Ultimate Compound on them and it took all of the swirls out of the red lenses, looked really good2008 Toyota Corolla 5-spd
2005 Honda CRF250R
2002 kawasaki Ninja ZX9R
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Originally posted by drastic_detail View PostAnyone know of any uses for 105 other than paint? Like maybe glass, headlights, metal etc.
I've used M105 on aluminum, and followed that with Hot Rims All Metal Polish for a chrome-like shine.
It's great for removing baked on water spots on glass.
It's the most versatile product in my bag!
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Some guy over on truthindetailing.com used M205 to clean the stains out of his bathtub: Other uses for the PC...
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Originally posted by drastic_detail View PostAnyone know of any uses for 105 other than paint? Like maybe glass, headlights, metal etc.
We encourage MOL members to show off their latest before & after results. We also welcome "Work in Progress" Threads. For Enthusiasts or Professional Detailers
Also can be used on metal exhaust tips or rims to remove brake dust embedded contamination by hand. Be careful with the surface material to prevent damage and be sure to seal afterwards.
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After buffing out all the paint, a tatty but still usable wool cutting pad was used with M105 on all the chrome on this car.
If you look closely at the chrome front bumper maybe you can see in the top picture it's neglected, dull and stained, in the bottom pictures it's all pretty again.
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I can add some. I used it on a scratched/hazy side glass yesterday. From a farmer rolling it up and down while dirty for years. 3 passes of 105 with a G100 on 5 with a meg's yellow pad.
It did dry rock hard almost imediately and had to have the help of some glass cleaner to get the residue off but worked very well. Followed it with some M10.
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