Do you use #95 ???

[smurf]

I have noticed on here that there is not to meany reviews on using M95 .
I got some a few weeks ago and found it to be a very nice product to use .
It seemed to have quite a bit of play time as opposed to M85

Interesting to see what your thoughts are on this product

[Zuke]

Re: Do you use #95 ???

Funny because i was reading today it came out when the 105/205 did, and as far as i know i have not seen one person say something about it til you

[smurf]

Re: Do you use #95 ???

Funny because i was reading today it came out when the 105/205 did, and as far as i know i have not seen one person say something about it til you

I used it on the last car I did and got very good results from it Hilum Hunter

[Tuck91]

Re: Do you use #95 ???

Is M95 a rotary only product?

[smurf]

Re: Do you use #95 ???

Is M95 a rotary only product?

Well they say it is for rotary only but I have used it on the DA with no problems
I have used wool and foam with the rotary and both worked well.I seemed to get less wool marks with 95 ,85 left a lot

[BlueZero]

Re: Do you use #95 ???

I like it! I've been using it since it came out. It seems to have a longer working time than M105 version 1. Has a good cut too. I've used it with the G110. It doesn't seem to finish down quite as nice as M105 but still decent. I mostly use it instead of M105 if I'm going to be following up with something else. Plus it's $40 a gallon compared to M105 at $70 a gallon.

[TerryAdams]

Re: Do you use #95 ???

One of the first "backers" of M95 was Nick Chapman. After a glowing review, I tried some and have used it here and there, when it "fit" the job. It's great for two-step type jobs.

Do a search on "M95", and you will get "96" hits. Some examples below:

http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30166&highlight=M95

Great comparsion of 105 vs. 95, by Mr. Kevin Brown:

http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26534

Review of M95 by Mr. Nick Chapman:

http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27479&highlight=M95

Get ya some M86 and D151 too, great products, in the shadows of the M105 & M205.

[Ivan Rajic]

Re: Do you use #95 ???

I'm one of the few using it since it came out and I do like it a lot. It has a long working time and cuts very well, but as was said above, doesn't finish down as good as M105 (when M105 is used properly). Great for a 2 step and on finicky paints.