This new product looks interesting, anyone tried it out before? Meguiars Paint Reconditioning Cream D151
"Meguiars Paint Reconditioning Cream D151 is designed to provide fast and fantastic results in a high volume reconditioning facility, detail shop, or dealership." Thats enough to make me NOT want to try it.
I have heard some good things. I guess if I was doing a ton of wash and waxes it might fit into my system, but I dont really do any wash and waxes. One steps like D151 would probably be nice on something like a plane. Back in the day Nica and I did a plane with M20 and Wool/ Foam, and it worked out very well.
I have 16oz. coming in tomorrow... I'm hoping to try it tomorrow afternoon as soon as I get it... I look forward to your post as well. Many people like it... it is a one step but it does what it says, decent correction and decent protection I'm also not a fan, like D&D said, but I got it simply for some of those rare clients who request a 1-step (not my usual 1-step polish) but 1-step detail on the paint period... thought this would work better than polishing then waxing... we'll see
A detailer buddy gave me a sample of this today to try out and I gave it a shot on a black RDX and a blue TL that both had light swirling from bad washing technique. Applied by hand, single application and... I kid you not... about 95% correction :yikes: I could not believe my eyes. Caveat #1: It's raining outside, so I could not check results in direct sunlight. Caveat #2: Did not use IPA wipedown to test for actual correction (may have fillers). Absolutely amazing! I'm going to check results in full sun as soon as weather changes, but if it looks as good as it does under showroom lighting I'll be ordering this stuff by the gallon :gidiup:
I used it on my sisters White 07 Mazda 6, it did exactly what it says. It removed the swirls and scratches, similar to what 83 would remove. The finish was great, I topped it with OCW. I did a wipe down with isopropyl alcohol (on the test panel only of the car) and found that it was removing the imperfections and not just filling the.