😍 Revolutionary Meguiar's M10532 Mirror Glaze Ultra-Cut Compound: Unmatched 32 Fluid Ounces of Flawlessness in 1 Pack! Review

After thorough washing and thorough drying, Meguiar's 105 and 205 are a powerful duo! 105 polishes light scratches, scuffs and swirl marks. 205 gives you a true mirror finish. Both were applied with Griot's 6" Random Orbital Buffer with Chemical Guys Hex Pads and hand buffed with terry towels to remove. At the end, when I have time, I'll apply a suitable wax. I'm very pleased with the results .

This is the best material for cars that don't want to shine, works well by hand but better with a buffer and an orange honey cone pad you will find yourself in the maze result . Doing it by hand is cool, but it's old school and requires everyone and won't work as well as using a buffer. I use a 6" Port Freight dual action variable speed polisher and buy my 5" buffing pads from Amazon. Make sure when you buy this M10532 that you also buy M20532 because if you use M105 and wipe with a micro cloth

Great for small scratches, headlights, door handles with nail scrapes. It had an abrasive rating but is still fairly soft. I used it on my weathered and sun bleached paint that had some oxidation and bird spots that had eaten into the paint. There were also slight scrapes from driving too close to some bushes. I used a 6" orbital and that and on paint that was still reasonably good did a great job removing some of the lighter scratches and paint imperfections. The good paintwork came out great,

I was really blown away by this product. Please note that I am by no means a professional auto mechanic and this was the only time I touched this product. It took me three nights to get the car running and the end result was nothing short of amazing. I decided to hand make the whole machine to reduce swirl marks and holograms; So it took a little longer than I thought. I have a Honda Civic hatchback and the whole car burned out in the sun. I used several Meguiar applicator pads and applied…

I have a car that was painted with cheap enamel in the mid 1970's. He spent years outdoors under a shed and decades in a garage covered in dust and debris. In a world of unlimited funds, restoring the grill would be the way to go. But there's something about the honest patina on a vintage sports car. The first cleaning attempt with a lubricant, a pipe wiping paste from the wholesale market, did not work. The second round of testing involved a sanding sponge and cleaning compound, followed by DA

I was really sad when I saw my boat this year and it looked almost white. I've tried old wipes from the past and haven't seen them come back. So I bought a $79 Harbor Freight Bauer DA polisher, an orange sponge, M10532 Ultra Cut Paste, and M6332 Flagship Premium Marine Wax. Two photographs tell a story. Always keep your DA on low speed to keep the mix wet and cutting. Moderate pressure is all it takes and no more than 3 passes to get it all the way back. Meguiars customer service was very…

Removes scratches and water stains that Ultimate Compound can't. Every product has a learning curve and I started doing something wrong: too much product, not working with it long enough, and in partial sunlight. Because of this, the product stuck together and was very difficult to remove. And I tried to dry the recommended amount of 4 or 5 passes - horrendously - so hard that I had to spray it in between. I then reversed the process: primed the pad in front of each panel, worked in the shade…

I'm 50 years old and to be honest I haven't come across anything lately that amazes me how well this works. Maybe it's a 30 year career in IT or just the experience I've gained over half a century that makes me expect mediocre or something just barely enough. My goal is not just to buy a classic car, but to strip and paint it this summer. I am currently working on color grading which means sanding the raw color smooth and then compositing/buffing it to a nice shine. Sanded some parts down to…

This is probably the best material I've used to remove heavy swirls and deeper scratches. I've used this with a wool pad rotor to get strong swirls and occasional deeper scratches all at once in about 4 or 6 passes at 1600-1800 rpm with some pressure on the first 2 or 3 passes and just the weight of the machine in the remove last two or more over that. Used it today with a foam cutting pad on a rotary machine at 1400-1600 rpm, used the same 4-6 passes as above. Got the twists and ended pretty…