🚗 Revitalize Your Vehicle's Shine with Meguiar's M10508 Ultra-Cut Compound - 8 fl oz, 1 Pack Review

Usually a great product; However, the second bottle I bought seems to contain a completely different product. Make sure your purchase is from a trusted seller and make sure it hasn't been tampered with before use. Update: Revain has replaced this article with a new one free of charge. The replacement is significantly thicker than the watery one I got previously, so I appreciate the replacement; However, this issue should be investigated. It is not normal for someone to dilute the product.

This is a very easy to use product, it prevents my paint from oxidizing like oil After reading reviews of different products this was the best option. I ordered it along with the 205 and got a DA buffer and pads from a local HF shop and three days later went into town where I worked a few hours a day. You can see the results. I think I did pretty well for a first timer. I also used Meguiar's m205 and gold grade wax. Great products

I work in a call center and a guy was honest with me and wanted to hit my car right. I went out and checked, assuming it would be some kind of compound and wet sanding to fix it, and then drew with the pen. We settled on $20 because I appreciate his honesty. Let's get to this product. I cleaned it with soapy water and paper towels (I took the first photo), then using a clean rag, made small circles with moderate pressure and wiped away anything that started to leak. Wiped with a clean shop…

Excellent product. Found this on YouTube after some birds left some droppings on the hood of our new 2017 Toyota. The clear coat was heavily soiled and regular polishing paste would not remove the stain. Even tried WD40. This M105 worked wonders! I used only manual pressure cautiously - there was no powered orbiter. Followed the directions and after 3 tries the stains were gone with just a hand squeeze - they were pretty bad and I didn't want to press too hard and really get into the polish and

This mix worked quite well. I'm more used to the older Meguiar mixes (like #1 and #2) so it took me a while to get used to them. It didn't remove a few scratches that I know #1 would have removed, but then again I'm more used to using #1 with a rotary buffer than an orbital polisher. However, I did a trunk lid with a lot of scratches (someone put a box on it and removed it when the trunk was dirty) and he got rid of most of them. One interesting thing I noticed is that after using #105 I…

Wow, that's all I can say. I've never used a connection, never had a buffer, but I had to learn. I bought a beautiful Lexus GS350 that was well looked after in terms of maintenance but the paint was very run down. My guess is that the car wasn't garaged and was probably never waxed. The polish was sad, everything was curled up, and there were deep stains of tree sap, bugs, and bird droppings that just wouldn't come out. After hitting it with a clay block, I used this compound as the first step.

The first panel I finished had a lot of product applied and was a nightmare to wipe off the excess. I took the opportunity and changed my plan of attack. After carefully charging my pad, I applied a few coin-sized drops to it and worked my small part. I then removed the excess with a microfiber dampened with some spray and deionized water and that was key to my success. I managed to remove a few big scratches and swirls and the paint on my truck is almost as nice as the day I got it home from…