CHEAP VS EXPENSIVE MEGUIARS ULTIMATE COMPOUND VS 3D ONE

[@benh580]

I just used meguiars ultimate this weekend by hand and got great great results. I'm going to buy a polisher for Father's day

[@Evadingmoto]

Get a polisher?

[@benh580]

@@Evadingmoto yes sir. I bought a maxshine machine. Only used it a few times but it got my car looking great. And then I protected it. Still looks great.

[@PNW_Sportbike_Life]

I just picked up the old HF polisher with a 5” and 3” backing plates and the Chemical Guys Hexlogic pads. I’m new to paint correction and just did 2 of our cars with Maguire’s ultimate polish and the orange hexlogic pad. Actually got a ton of light scratches/swirls and 95% of the water spots on my wife’s car.

[@StanBRacing]

I just used the Meguiars Ultimate after exclusively using Menzerna and the result was brilliant and saved me a lot of time!

[@pojoe1975]

I love Meguirs Ultimate Compound , it works flawlessly and it is easily available just at my local retail even though I am a weekend warrior any vehicle I do comes out fantastic......

[@totieso]

I used UC by hand to prepare my new car for cquartz. I could erase some scratches with just a wax pad and my arm. I was amazed by the product and recommended it to all my friends.

[@snail415]

I use both. I’d say that if you get familiar with both, you really want to always have both available at your disposal. 3D to me is a better polish, and UC is a better compound IF you time the working time properly. If you get that right with a green pad, it works wonders. That said, if there’s one to take to the grave, it’s 3D. So flexible, lasts forever, no dust, and beyond consistent. If you team 3D with a wool or microfiber pad, you’ll be amazed at what it can tackle. Another product I really like for super-tough jobs is Xtreme Solutions LVR 321 Knockout. Yes, it will dust some, but it goes after 1,000-grit problems without hesitation. Great to have handy when you need to cut fast.

[@100flite]

Tried both. I'll get the 3D One anytime of the day!

[@gdubbsmotolife9713]

Just picked up UC and its counterpart UP. Awesome results on a black car for a shadetree guy. 👍

[@KWW0321]

3d one and ACA 500 are my main 2 these days. 3d one works great in direct sunlight as well.

[@saleemhoosen2236]

Just bought ultimate compound yesterday. Very suprised with the results. An excellent product at a respectable price

[@mikeragansr.340]

I always liked ultimate compound. I like the way it breaks down because it is a good indication when to quit.

[@ShoresMobileWashandDetail]

Thank you for the awesome video, I'm a professional detailer and I religiously use 3D. I have never use Maguires, I will probably give it a shot.

[@garychen919]

I have used porter cable for over ten years as well. Works fine!

[@thomasmadden293]

Nice job, Jimbo. Glad you address the negative comments, but don't waste a bunch of time on the negative stuff. Too much good information coming out of your channel to worry about that crap. Keep it up.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Thanks man!

[@zachf6256]

Awesome video Jimbo. Being new to detailing I have had great results from the ultimate compound. After making a pass with my DA, I like being able to reference the pass markings from the compound and pad. I noticed that the 3D one creates less of a visual as the product is worked in. For me this visual reference helps me ensure I have good coverage and overlap. I am sure as I process with this passion, my opinions of products and how they apply may change. But for now…I have been satisfied with the results carried out from my basic 6” DA. Thanks for putting together this video that relates to the diy weekend warrior enthusiasts 🤙

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Awesome! Glad you’re enjoying detailing it’s very rewarding.

[@rskrks]

Ultimate compound surprised me many times in a good way.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Agree

[@CobaltFreak1990]

It is definitely a product to keep on standby. It works well for an off the shelf product.

[@RB54DaBears]

Thanks for the video brother, I looooove my Porter Cable and I love the haters who's never even tried it.

[@danlc95]

Man I started on a rotary. I have Rupes duetto and mini, a flex 3401... Guess which tool I use the most. The original PC 7424, like Jimbo is using. It's light, cheap, and reliable. I just picked another used one on ebay for under $50.00.

[@2010stoof]

I haven't tried the porter cable. But I do have a harbor freight and after I changed the grease it runs great. I have nicer models but nothing wrong with the "cheaper" models. Porter Cable is tried and true. Been around for years and before the explosion of polishers it was the one to have. Technique trumps machine most times. Sure long throws may work faster sometimes, but you can get great work done with the "cheaper" machines too.

[@Jeppedy]

I’ve used both HF and PC side by side, and actually prefer the additional power of the HF. The PC is quieter, and likely higher quality, maybe last longer. But for the lower price??? HF for the win!

[@RB54DaBears]

danlc95 thanks for sharing, I've never felt the need to ever buy something else when I get great results for my side job. I'm not a daily detailer but definitely a weekend one and at the end of the day, technique, pad choice, temperature, product, etc... All play a huge roll. I've always learned just pick one and master it. It does stall but not as much as my buddies Griots 6"

[@RB54DaBears]

2010stoof u hit the nail on the head with technique. I feel sorry for detailers who get sucked into the marketing hype of certain products and polishers. 2 years and over 40 cars later I've never had a dissatisfied customer. Thanks for sharing

[@januszwart3876]

love this guy.... he is trying to help, so if you think you know more..... why you watching this like me.... ??????????

[@chrisrodriguez8305]

I'm a driveway DIY detailer. Set up a canopy and provide shade over the entire vehicle and when detailing I always use Meguiars ultimate compound. Works like a charm and it only cost about 15 bucks here where I am.

[@andyt5411]

Does it remove light to moderate swirl mark?

[@Evadingmoto]

@@andyt5411yes

[@thevaletmancornwall1907]

I use meguiars compound and polish and I'm a professional detailer with my own business.

[@staywoke1616]

@@22conmanz22 it’s really easy to do it yourself, you’ll save 130 dollars

[@NickVetter]

@@staywoke1616 I'd charge around $400

[@reza_dc2]

@@NickVetter Hey Nick , I just did a small clear coat spot job on my car over the weekend. I got massive orange peel , going to cut it down wet sanding ( 1500 - 2000 ) etc.. Can I use 3D one to buff it out with a DA ; or would Meguirs UC be more effective for the job? Thanks

[@supernova1976]

@@reza_dc2 there is another video doing this exact job on a red Porsche search youtube you will find it under ultimate compound

[@reza_dc2]

@@supernova1976 Okay , thanks for the info I’ll check it out.

[@Dan-tv1sm]

MEGUIARS works great on model car finishes as well. Tried some on Tamiya LP40 lacquer (Metallic Black ) with nice results. Clear coat afterwards for some depth. Just manually do it with Novus cloth and a light touch. Practice on some spoons first.

[@hanynowsky]

I used Meguiars U.compound on my hood with severe oxidation and it did an excellent job. Polished with Meg U.Polish then waxed. It s been sometime and still glossy like glasd

[@juanbeltran8672]

DUDE. THANK YOU. Like seriously thank you. I’m what one would call an “amateur” detailer and your videos have helped me out alot. Especially this one

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Juan Beltran I appreciate that man - people like you is why I do these so thank you!

[@viper200075]

I love those dinosaur Porter Cables one of the best reliable machine in the market...I'm old school if its not broken why replace it...

[@danlc95]

Same here man! Somehow more torque than the xp version.

[@MrRedex88]

I'm working on a black Lamborghini that the paint was trashed. M105 worked well in removing the scratches but didn't finish down well as it normally does for me but the defects were gone. Tried m205 which worked okay but not good enough. Reached for my 3D One using a yellow Meguiars yellow polishing pad. Results were close to perfect.

[@tardeliesmagic]

I'm from the UK and been doing this for 20 odd yrs and we sometimes use 3M compound depending how tight our employers are lol I got my own buffer it's like 15 yrs old.the make is called SILVERLINE about £45 and it's a bog standard machine,big,heavy and awkward plus never had any of those velcro pads just the complete head that screws on.I got used to it and it did it's job and made great results. Depending on peoples experience and good quality compound plus if you want it 10/10 my SILVERLINE was ok.I had to buff and clean vehicles as quick as possible and chuck 'em out on the sales forecourt as that's what my boss wants...he got it....didn't do a 9/10 job only a 8/10 as to companies they want to "Shift metal" was their moto so i did what they asked lol I'd love to use those new machines!

[@andrewfinley6846]

TThe. ostantini

[@stevendavies373]

Love ultimate compound very underrated

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Definitely is!

[@themachine8009]

Which one is better Meguiars ultimate compound or Meguiars 105? Thanks in advance

[@Gnetbird]

Yup, people paying a lot more for less quality and performance.

[@Nics574]

Why TF does megs have 50 different compounds I’m just trying to get started and have minor spiderweb on a 2 year old truck. No clue what pads to run what buffer or compound. The only thing that makes sense is 3M’s 123 steps with 123 pads

[@thevaletmancornwall1907]

I agree 100%! So underrated. I always get a class job using it! :)

[@marcellemay7721]

I've used the meguiares ultimate compound many times and it does a fantastic job and polishes out nice. I don't like that it breaks down quick, it dusts and has a tendency to cake up on the pad. Long working time not only saves time, but it also saves on product. I've never used the 3d one product but I'm about to get some. I want something that cleans up easy and doesn't break down as quickly, and also polishes out well.

[@100flite]

I've tried both. 3D One is the way to go.

[@DownHillgamer]

I've got some 3d on the way, and a chemical guys torq polisher. Got a deal on it, $109 for a kit with their 2 step compound and polish that I might use on my mom's car cause I'm using the 3d on my truck since I don't have a ton of clear coat to play with and don't want to compound the clear away lol

[@marcellemay7721]

@@DownHillgamer The 3D one, one step compound and polish works really well. If you don't need heavy correction, the one step works really well and you can get a car done fairly quickly. It's probably my favorite for rapid results and excellent results on a daily driver.

[@Corvette.Ronnie]

Been using a PC 7424 for the last 12 years. Still works like a champ!

[@ianbird6997]

DIY detailer used ultimate compound on my audi and the gfs bmw both dark paints, fantastic results even with some patches of deep marring. Found sticking to a 2 by 2 the best process so you can work it more and finish out with there ultimate polish 👍👍👍👍👍

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Yup it’s a good product for sure

[@danikael2815]

U just earned a loyal sub you speak detailing gospel and your mind set is normal consumer help not detailer of Bugatti chirons

[@chevron32]

I’ve been using UC and pair it with M205. Don’t underestimate the ultimate compound like he said, it can do serious damage lol I tried UC on 3000 grit before and I knew UC could take it out. Good stuff brotha 🤙🏻

[@snail415]

UC and 205 is a phenomenal combination. I’ve even used it on brass instruments!

[@deluxevehicledetailingandp904]

MUC is really a great product. I just had an aluminum car carrier with 188 feet of tree branch scratches. Client loves Meguiar's products and always wants me to use them. MUC teamed with the Rupes Wool Polishing pads took out the scratches efficiently while not being too aggressive on the thin enamel paint.

[@jonny5777]

I love your garage set up, I'd like similar one day. The only thing I'd say is maybe run the camera in closer at the end

[@JoseSanchez-wb5rz]

Very good demo ! Some folks have no respect or faith at all on some products unless they are high end or really overpriced because of a fancy name,but some of these retail products not only hold their own to some of these fancy name ones but have been long main stays in the market which kind of tells us that they do their intended purpose.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

💯

[@greasemonkey88]

Tried Meguiars. It did not taste like cinnamon at all.

[@danlc95]

Oh man, that Zymol Cleaner Wax made me want dessert a long time ago..

[@14truelies]

Can you use the 3D to polish as well using a polish pad?

[@14truelies]

And 3D 1 on say a used 3 year old paint. Littler tougher than swirls. Used chemical guys VSS and did t get it done. Was super thick. I'm usednto the Ole 3m white top.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

yes you can.

[@14truelies]

Okay thanks.

[@johnbrewer171]

I love Ultimate Compound! Just found it at my local Menards for 8.98! I am well stocked!

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Score!

[@chassy]

For me there is a BIG difference. The 3D one cost more than 4 times the price of a Meguiars bottle. So for comparable results, I'll go with the Meguiar's.

[@yourfather5324]

I believe 3D one is better for mobile detailers as you CAN use this product in direct sunlight, ultimate compound you have to do it in the shade and a on a cool panel, so I believe 3D one is marketed more for the mobile detailers working outside

[@roymurray2516]

3D one hands down

[@texusmad6202]

Here's a tip for the viewers: apply the product on the pad first, and divide it over the entire pad, plus a few extra dabs, place the machine on the surface, and dab it on the surface three or four times and then turn on the machine...

[@jeffmack4995]

Great video!! Sorry I'm a little late to this party, but do you think this process would work on older Imron paint? Thanks for your comments

[@davemichaud2739]

Just finished with Mequiars Ultra cut 105. Removed swirls very well. However micro scratches are still there. Comments,suggestions. Oh,I used an orbital with orange pad. Thanks

[@1ZZT223]

Love this vid and the commentary. Had to like and subscribe for that sign off. We appreciate you man

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Thanks!

[@frankb5648]

in your opinion for a airbrusher guy on a budget is the ultimate compound a good go to product and what would you recommend as a final polish Thanks for the videos.

[@xtimer431966]

Ultimate Compound is my go to compound. I live in South Carolina where the salt water kills your car paint.

[@jonnymac8925]

Amen! I live on the East coast of Canada. I live within 500ft of the Atlantic Ocean, so salt water and road salt are extremely prevelant in this area. A black car looks white by the end of Winter, but a clean car and some Mequiars and you are good to go! I am actually going to the garage in the next hour to detail my 2018 Harley Davidson 48 and hit the Vivid Black paint with some Mequiars compound!

[@ridered7262]

Great job, Thanks for the review. Was thinking about using ultimate compound to try and get out overspray. I have usrd black claybar on it and still see the haze of the overspray. Thank you.

[@VertoxEffect]

I may be mistaken but most black clay bars are heavily abrasive and will actually haze your paint like fine sandpaper which needs to be polished out.

[@nikiarnold5991]

3d one is also the polish in one though. So you could leave to product on and chase it with the polishing pad.

[@viperrcr]

Would be nice to know if this panel had a hard or soft clear coat on it for referrence. Nice vid! Thank you!

[@Jeff_Seely]

I love these cheap vs expensive shootouts! Ultimate Compound is very easy and very effective compound to use. I have seen it do amazing stuff as well, when you throw it at certain applications . If you told me that all I could do is 1-step on a certain car, it would most likely be 1 of 5 compounds I choose. I know this compound probably better than I know any other. Very easy and forgiving, designed to just work for beginners. Great shootout! You picked two of my favorites!

[@joshuafreeman9792]

I own a body shop and am looking for something better than the 3m options they don't seem to get the scratches out I usually 2000 then go over with 3 and always have to rebuff

[@autodetailingpodcast]

There are a lot of better options than the 3M body shop stuff.

[@mikeformwalt2807]

Thx for the demo. I'm purchasing a new truck and want to know if I can just use the mcguires for routine polishing, is there anything else I can use to get the show room finish Thx Mike

[@sajadsafdari8006]

Jimbo you need to make a video on the new wool pads rupes made along with buff and shine wool pads and which one is the best one when is comes to finishing

[@danlc95]

Porter Cable 7424xp and the pre XP model are my all time favorite tools.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Tried and true machines!

[@Zpiet820]

About to do my first polish, just wondering which will be better, 3d one or meguiars ultimate compound + ultimate polish? If i choose 3d one, can i achieve same results as traditional two steps by using both cutting and finishing pads?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Yes. That’s why I love 3D one

[@Zpiet820]

@@autodetailingpodcast so I should go for the 3d one over meguiars. Thank you for the answer!!

[@autodetailingpodcast]

I would go 3D over meguiars

[@flexjay87]

What would you recommend for apparent sun fading on a motorcycle, that i assume has color through ABS body work ?

[@RonsChann]

Thanks. Makes me feel good about McGuires! If I might offer a word, stop calling things "product". Not sure how that got started a couple of years ago. Calling the compounds by their name makes it much clearer and you do not sound like a "me too" guy.

[@steveflewelling67]

After the compound is done ,then you can put the meguiars wax polish down or should you wait a day or so ,thanks good video

[@autodetailingpodcast]

No need to wait. You can go straight to wax

[@themachine8009]

Two questions. After compounding aren’t u supposed to polished? Also when do u do the IPA wipe down? Is it after the polish before the sealant? What about after compounding before the polishing as well? I’m really confused. Please help. Thanks in advance

[@Isgood2beKing]

Themachine hello I just doing paint correction so maybe you still need help Yes after compound is good to polishing is call 2 step correction os course change you pads!!! No need of IPA yet Since you still dealing with oils When you finished then wash quickly or not but definitely use a IPA 15% , no need of 25% or 30% as well u can used "eraser " great product then apply sealant , Always 2 coats to get 10 months, then after cured 24hous in the garage wax it If if if you did not start you work yet used first at the beginning a good clay like adam's then menzerna 1000 then menzerna sf2500 in my case extra step menzerna sf4000 IPA menzerna power lock plus , collinete 915 "cream of ettiquet " You will be amazed believe me

[@move1071]

Great comparison! Why did you sanded the hood with 3000 first? Should you always wet sand the car before polishing?

[@snail415]

The sanding was to ‘create a problem’ safely that demonstrated the compound’s performance. You could probably wet-sand clear with 2500-3000 a lot of times (if done uniformly) without real concern. Even with modern clearcoats that are thin. If you really wanna go down the rabbit hole, research clearcoat leveling and ‘orange peel’ removal. Some use denim pads to do this. Not for the faint of heart, but an everyday affair at paint shops in the early stages of paint correction. Just practice on a junk hood before tackling your daily driver. Trust me.

[@mauricegarrett1272]

Will this work on wet sanding marks?

[@ChicagoRob2]

I actually hand-polished my ‘17, black Camry with Ultimate Compound. It took a long time, but it came out looking really good. Total cost for correction: $14!

[@zubastik2992]

Ultimate compound 7$ and some change in my local Target

[@charleschoo9398]

Cost me 20$ at Indonesia'e Ace Hardware.

[@jezzdogg6857]

Cost me 37.. im in Australia.. figures..

[@paulhall70]

$10 at walmart and advance auto in kentucky usa

[@karlitosway441]

Can I use a regular polishing machine with with either of these compounds or will it leave swirls?

[@garypace3857]

I been using a port a cable for14 years , and I do a lot of the top of the line cars , like Porsche. iT'S not always the buffer , It's the one using it.

[@StrataGz]

you got a new subscriber man keep up the good work💪🏽

[@autodetailingpodcast]

thanks

[@paulamado8525]

Turth be told, eliminated 1000 grit scratches using 3D-ONE and a Lake Country yellow pad, all by hand. Granted, it took about 8 applications to get it done. Since then, I generally go as low as 3000 grit for the common swirls. It takes 1-2 applications to do the work.

[@agamadden123]

Best to compare old school compounds 3M vs 3D vs Presta Vs Surface Vs Malco vs sonax vs Manzerna

[@NickVetter]

Seems like the ultimate compound breaks down into a finer polish. Is this prediction accurate and could be used as a one step like 3d one?

[@STILLNIGHTPEARL]

You can use it as a one step on some paints, you need to adjust pad and technique, less downward pressure if you’re polishing.

[@kimijonghighball9626]

I have both and l don't remember how much the Meguiar's cost but l recently bought a 16oz bottle of 3D One for $17 at my 3D retailer. Cheaper than Amazon.

[@MakeMyAutoShine]

What's your beef with m105? I find it it's pretty versatile and more cost-effective than most other products. Is it the dusting?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Joseph Connolly tries out to fast and dust to much. It’s also almost double the price of the much better m100

[@rob-lw7be]

@@autodetailingpodcast Hopefully m110 will be better

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Agreed!

[@RB54DaBears]

Joseph Connolly I have a whole bottle that I haven't used yet. I was thinking of mixing some with my m205 just for less dusting and used as a one step but not to sure. How do you like using 105? My other plan was just having distilled water in a spray bottle to help the dusting.

[@MakeMyAutoShine]

Retailing I tried to blend the two (homebrew M155) it gave me a longer working time and less dusting but came out streaky.

[@bennybronco76]

So I just purchased a blk Chevy impala that has a lot of swirling Mark's, watermarks, and some imperfections. I took it to a shop who wants $700 to correct it. Do you think I can do the job myself or leave it to the professionals??

[@vaejoviscarolinanus]

I am going put a coating on my almost new car that has really no scratches. Should I just polish the paint instead of compound?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

yup

[@juanbravo3215]

What is that stuff you spray after the buff and what happens if you dont do that?

[@joelpasserell4525]

Jimbo, nice test. To be more fair to the Ultimate compound, you said it gave just as good of results as the 3D one but since 3D one is a Hybrid Cutting Compound & Finishing Polish, and Ultimate is just a compound, wouldn't you need to finish off the Ultimate side with their Ultimate polish too for more apples to apples comparison? I bet with the Ultimate Polish added, it probably looks better than the 3D one!

[@laurapalmerTDGE]

In fact the UP is a glaze. But you're right.

[@shots89]

I always thought you was supposed to move slowly when u used a cutting compound.. Otherwise it doesn't worked very well?

[@indrockz92]

Plz let me know whether the Ultimate Compound is temporary or its a permanent solution for light swirls and paint defects

[@paulhall70]

it is a permanent fix as long as you keep up the right kind of washing @Indrajit Karmakar

[@thegolflife7565]

Great video! I’m hoping you can help me. I’m debating between applying Adam’s graphene kit to Ceramic Pro 9h + Top Coat (there is a $300 price difference).

[@autodetailingpodcast]

those are two very different products...depending on whats most important to you the 9h is going to give you much more durability.

[@peterbennpan7288]

Out of the Meguires Ultimate compound vs Angel wax equivalent what would people say is better?......anyone care to share there thoughts 🤔?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

ive seen the meguiars ultimate do things that the angel wax couldnt.

[@jtcber]

Do I still need to use ultimate polish if ultimate compound can make the panel glossy after sanding?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

nope...if you are happy with the results of the compound no need to polish.

[@adrian22556]

I have a black decker polisher but I can’t use those fancy pads only bonets

[@rmdo5583]

Ultimate compound beats everything at the store

[@M.E63]

Seemed like there was a lot more product on the side of the meguiars when you worked it in but I presume that’s not the case , but it just spreads and breaks down different compared to 3D one but according to other reviews , the 3D one can finish down a lot better as the 3D one is a one step compound and polish but the meguiars is just a compound for the first step of 2-3 step process so comparing these two is not fair as they are both different products

[@recrdholdr]

Sure newer fancier machines are nice but, If you know what you are doing you don't need them. But I have got to say the Meguiars does a great job for how inexpensive it is.

[@e90steez]

You can see in the reflection of the bigger scan grip light that there was a huge difference when you moved it from the meguires side to the 3D. Meguires had a nice finish but a bit hazy. The reflection of the scan grip on the 3D side was very clear and had a lot of depth, no haze.

[@sandro2304]

I don't own 3D one, but my understanding about the product is that it is an all in one. What this means is that, if you want to do a 2 step, first you team 3D one with a cutting pad and cut. Then, you change pads to a finishing pad, and do another pass with 3D one and finish. Never done it, but it is my understanding that this is the big deal with this product. Also, it is supposed to be a great One Step. Just combine it with a medium pad and go at it. Anyway, my 2 cents based on what I have heard of the product. I personally use D300 and D302, with Meguiar's microfiber pads. They work well. May get 3D one for a One step at some point. Finally, if you want something that can really cut, you need 3D ACA500... also known as the ultimate cutter.

[@ernieRUOK]

Skill and knowledge are what matters not having top-of-the-line gear

[@smacleansdetailing]

Is more better bro or just enough ?

[@brendancarr1685]

I'm a professional detailer. At work, I use strictly Meguiar's compound and polish, paired with the MT300 DA and it does wonders. I also use Meguiar's at home alongside with Adam's Polishes products and Mother's. We call these "AutoZone" products because you can get them all there for pretty cheap. But as I could tell by your video, the quality of Meguiar's is just the same as a professional compound. I should say that some products do make a drastic difference when it's cheap vs expensive because that's how it works, but it's all about testing and finding what's good

[@ericsivilla4091]

I have a new car i just got. I dont have a da nor do i know how to use one yet. Is their a polish you can recomend to remove wax the dealer may have put on ? I plan to thoroughly wash. Decontaminate, then polish by hand to remove any wax, and swirls i may have added in the wash process. Then polish by habd to remove , and i have a bottle of prep to remove oils and residue from the polish, then after apply the Neguieres past wax graphene / ceramic coat. Any oroduct you can recomend. I guess i dont needvto compound, and since the car us bew dont want to remove ckear ciat. Just clean and enhance shin. Leave paint vurgin to accept my wax.

[@helensmith2246]

Cant help feel meguirs is 90% fillers, how can i by hand pass 2-3 times over one area lightly and remove heavy scratches.....some tyre stuff on a scratch also make sit dissapear, so would be good to 'compound' with this stuff then get some strong solvents to remove all traces and se eif the scratches are truly gone or just fill long term and come back

[@danlc95]

Stripping the paint after compounding isn't a bad idea. I've done it myself using Ultimate Compound to remove some 1000 grit sanding marks on my test vehicle. Make no mistake that Ultimate Compound does indeed possess functional abrasives.

[@phillipzx3754]

I may have missed it, but could you tell me what speed setting you're using?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

usually 4-5

[@PeteyMcSavage]

Good channel just found it. It good idea what your doing. Are people really hating on you for these tests. Detailing snobs are worse than craft beer snobs

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Thanks man - glad to have you along. Yup the hate is getting a bit better but it’s still there. Lots of “internet detailers”

[@Carlos.Rivera]

Jimbo, you tried Griots complete compound before? What is your thoughts?

[@drewwilms6843]

Just used it 1 step with orange pad on my own 2013 Durango. I was shocked very impressive. Very amusing bcuz it yielded great removal and finished out glossy at the same time🤘

[@RAMREBEL22]

Screw the haters. Love the channel!

[@autodetailingpodcast]

👍🏻

[@trippymarv]

Great comparison! UC is underrated.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Definitely is

[@kongxiong6005]

i just bought a DA 6inch and meguire 105 and 210. what kind of padding should i use for the compound and polishing step...i plan to sand with 1000grit then wet sand 1500grit. ill do a test panel to see if i need to sand to 2000 before the buffing. any suggestion on the cutting pad i need for the buff?

[@dominionfactor6860]

..absolutely nothing wrong with Porter Cable still use mine good as' any of my other's, cool demo video..✨☕

[@tonyaguero7850]

Will the Ultimate Compound wash away after you wash the vehicle?

[@meilintrinitysaksing7516]

so ultimate compound is 3in1 as the 3d one is?

[@Gnetbird]

My concern is the clear coat. The ultimate products really adress that. The car should last many years. So why people use heavy cut? Makes no sence to me. The ultimate product is gentle on black paint and can be used when you need to. You want paint failure use heavier compounds. Very simple.

[@jeremymurray8237]

Different cars are cared and maintained differently. To keep it simple Daily Driver vs special interest vehicle. Special interest vehicles are generally better cared for and garaged.

[@MrRedex88]

I use Meguiars m105 most of the time for toughjobs but I still reach for Ultimate Compound for those that's not too bad but where a polish doesnt give me what I'm after. Little dusting Easy wipe off Easy to find. OTC

[@carlosjavierrodriguezvelez3189]

Weekend warrior. FG400 and TLC. Thanks for all your videos brother.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Thanks for watching them!