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Turtle Wax vs Meguiar's Retail Compound: Who Will Win?
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2017
- SCOTT WITH DALLAS PAINT CORRECTION & AUTO DETAILING IN PLANO TEXAS SHOWS THE POWER OR LACK OF WITH TURTLE WAX PREMIUM RUBBING COMPOUND AND MEGUIARS ULTIMATE COMPOUND
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Products Used:
1. Turtle Wax 50734 Complete 6-Piece Compound, Polishing & Scratch Kit - amzn.to/2IBVuEE
2. Meguiar's G17220 Ultimate Compound, 20 Fluid_Ounces - amzn.to/2WgvN4L
This video was more helpful than the Meguiar's video. Thanks for posting.
Scott I can’t thank you enough for these videos and what I have accomplished watching you. I owe everything to you
Turtle Compound vs Meguir's Compound = Meguir Won. Like so someone can see the results faster
Turtle is the winner sorry bro
Meguires didn't really win tho. It did better and left shine and gloss but did wasn't perfect
Turtle wax didnt do shit lmao
stfu. u foo,ls .the ,meguairs compound he was using was stronger chemmical and compound than the turtle wax. all you have to do is get a stronger grade of compound from turtle wax, companys have diffrent views on what is a light, medium, and heavy duty cleaner,, polisher. and compound thats all. tutle wax might have had a lighter formula whcch the specific one he was using. try gettiing the next grade of compound and then compare them for real results, fuktards. i dont know what you fools are thinking
Alex7567gdmttt are you on drugs bro? The Meguiar’s curb stomped the turtle wax, it wasn’t even close.
I just used a DA for the 1st time and went with Meguiars ultimate compound followed by the ultimate polish, it turned out very good and I didn't ruin anything. I'm actually surprised how it came out for my 1st time. Gives me confidence to go after more defects.
I must thank you Scott. I was at the auto parts store last week end. I bought the turtle wax be cause it was much cheaper. I figured Meguiar's was most likly a bunch of marketing bull. I watch your channel often & I must thank you for helping us back yard guys with your knowledge.
I think anyone with normal wear and tear on their paint from using car washes and normal stuff and bought the HF DA and the ultimate compound and polish can make their car look great. May not kill 2000 grit marks but most people that care at all for their car don't have scratches like that in the paint.
I like that they offer a version to the masses that can't hurt your paint. Even if you did 3 rounds of ultimate compound you can't remove enough clear to damage.
Yes other pro products are more efficient but for the masses, the ultimate compound and polish are a nice "safe" product that can still do some work
I have used Meguiars Ultimate Compound, polish & wax for a number of years (my own cars) & I have been totally impressed!
Ghostdog1108 I used the glaze also works well. I prefer eagle one Nano wax but hard to go wrong with the meguirs
I used Meguiars today for the first time with a Harbor Freight DA. I have a black Toyota 4Runner that has spiderweb scratches from carwash this winter. I would be way to nervous to have mine on such a high speed. Anyway the Ultimate Compound worked great. I would say it lifted 80 to 90 percent of the scratches. That's good enough for me looks great. I used an orange pad.
Hey Scott, has anyone ever told you that you sound just like Ray Romano? LOL
yes they have..lol..well both of us are from long island ny...thanks for your comment and support:)
ha! I thought he sounded a little "New York" accent as soon as I heard - as someone who has visited New York and loves it :-)
Thanks for the vid Scott. Meguiars seems to win on most things.
Im glad im not the only one thinking that :p
Ashmeed Mohamed lol I'm watching Ray Romano videos now, so true!
Finally that is who he sounds like been wondering for weeks. Lol
This guy's uploads are superb. I might add that I got somewhat different results in my own experiment a month back. Many variables are involved, technique, type of paint (OEM vs non OEM), temperature, pads etc. I wet sanded my entire car last month and was also curious. I used the Turtle Wax product on the front bumper and used M105 on the rest of the car. DA with cotton/terry bonnet. The front bumper looked amazing and just as good as the rest of the car done with M105 but I did notice you had to be FAST with the Turtle Wax product. The paint was non OEM and was very finicky at times. I wasn't afraid because I was the one who painted it a year ago but got lots of orange peel as this was my 2nd time painting an entire car. Finished off car with M205 and finally Gold Class wax. The car looks amazing and gets looked at in traffic. It's a 20 year old car mind you. Thank you for your informative videos keep up the great work !
I bought about 6 different compounds to restore the black paint on my car that had sat for years under a tree - including some professional meguiars compound, even their 2nd most aggressive. Used a wool pad, and a HF rotary polisher. The Mequiars Ultimate by far outperformed them all.. their ultimate line, esp the soap, compound, and wax - is just amazing.
Ultimate compound w;thout a polish pass afterwards gives good results?
Just want to say thanks for giving me the courage to buy the HF DA Polisher. I have been using it for months now with no signs of quitting. I got the extended coverage and I feel like it is a great DA to start out with for the weekend warrior. Cheers!
Ultimate compound is great for a consumer/retail level product. It’s not as aggressive as M105 but it’s safe for beginners like me! I had great results working on my car, got rid of all the swirl marks and medium scratches. Only the deeper scratches remain, albeit less obvious.
I use Meguairs Ultimate on EVERYTHING! It's awesome! Chrome, showers, paint, windows, and everything else you can imagine, it just works. I used it on my 05 truck that I bought that had probably not been washed in 3 years, I washed, clayed, and then used Ultimate Compound on it and it turned out absolutely amazing, the truck literally looked like new! Washed again, waxed it, and wow, it held up great. Absolutely adore Meguiars Ultimate Compound!
@Duke Cleve did you use both ultimate compound and polish,or just the ultimate compound?
Im thinking on removing scratcjes on helme visor, but i only have ultimate compound and i dont know if that will be enough to get a final transparent finish...
How did your headlights turn out?
What wax did u use?
Dude just had to say. I love your channel. I'm detail oriented and I'm interested in detailing and I'm building up a basic detail set up and you have helped me so much. I'm not planning on opening a detailing company but i do plan on paying for all my equipment with side jobs on friends and family vehicles. I've bee known for flipping a car from time to time and this will help so much. Thanks again for your extremely detailed instructions. I love how you don't edit and we can see start to finish.
Meguiar's ultimate compound is for me one of the best compound "consumer and beginner" of market, in addition to being safe for body shops, without fillers, it's really a good little brother of the M105! Once trained with ultimate compound then ultimate polish, we are then able to move to M105, M110 etc. Followed by M205 and M210
Got a new white car yellow stains all over it has t b parked under a tree almost anything that drops on it stains it a ny suggestions for that ?
I do a Turtle Wax heavy compound, Meguires 105, 1st coat Meguires Tech Wax and a top coat of Turtle Wax hard shell. It gets it real clean, the tech gives the show and that hard shell protects. It's a lot of work but looks great. Anything heavy I get into my 3M compounds.
Afaik turtle wax hard shell is no longer on production /discontinued, is that true? It's fairly hard to find here in Indonesia. Have you ever compare the meg wax you'd use with TW ice wax?
I used Ultimate Compound after I 2500 gritted my entire car with a squeegee wet sand. I was able to remove most of the orange peel. I used more product than the three dots you put on your pad. I also used a much less abrasive pad than you though. So, I had to go back over a few spots, but all the scratches came out. Then I used the ultimate polish/ swirl remover. Then finished with hand wiping on the ultimate synthetic wax to really make it pop. My car has a wet look all the time. The reflection quality is beyond amazing. I just use my duster on a regular basis, and use the ultimate detailer spray when I get extra Grime on it. I rarely wash it. I get positive comments all the time about the paint. " is that a custom paint job"...lol
I've even fooled a few car painters.
Wow! I would like to see this! If it’s not too much trouble, please upload a video of your process and end results. You can probably help a lot of beginners with theirs! Thanks in advance!
I love all of Meguiars and Mothers products. Ive never liked anything from Turtle Wax besides their chrome polish. I'm not a pro but I have always had a clean car if it was for shows or just to be clean. Awesome job I agree with a whole lot of your videos. Thanks for putting out great tips and suggestions for doing different things its helped me step it up a lot. Thanks again.
Mike Phillips always says abrasive technology is the number one important factor when compounding and polishing paint, you've just proved his point
Mike is a great guy!..but in the real world and working on customers cars for a living there is much more that needs to be known
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing you right bout that bro tfs buddy
I tried UC followed up by UP in a small spot by hand on my 17 year old truck, it took out all the scratches and oxidation and brought my paint back to life. Will be doing my whole truck with this.
ForzaClutch how’d it hold up, I assume you’ve already completed your truck
What is UC and up?
UC is "MEGUIARS ULTIMATE COMPOUND"
VTECB18 UP is ultimate polish for the fine scratches
High speed orbital with a wool cutting pad with just water with two passes would cut better, oscillating orbitals are mostly used for final step polishing and removing swirl marks. Trust me its the grit of the pad used! I can use a spray on wax with 5 step level grit pads and get a bring a 1000 grit block sanding back to a mirror shine. I have done it!
Donovan Frost what brand do you use for the cutting pad? Also what polishing machine do you use?
Do you think a second round of Meguir's would take out about 90%
I've never tried the turtle wax compound but have had good results with the turtle wax ice polish products. Great video!
Another great video from Scott and the fine folks at Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing.
Ive been repairing and restoring Exotic/Super cars for 20 years and I use and recommend MeGuires Ultimate Compound. It's a safe bet to use any MeGuires products on your car they make a superior product. It has been my experience that each car is different and at the level of car I work on they are treated individually. Some cars want to look good and some will fight you all the way to the polish line. In addition to MeGuire products I have several others I use. When first working on a car I do a test to see which product will produce the best result and while Meguire products are my default brand I'm open to using any product that works best on that car. So don't be afraid to try a couple of different products to see which one works best for your car and for you. If it's great stuff but a pain to apply, or remove and because of that you don't use it that much try something else. Once a year, or more, take your car to have it professionally detailed it's like driving a new car again.
Great comparison Scott. I've long been a believer in Maguiar's products anyway. This just reinforced it.
Still don't have the balls to put a machine to the 2018 Dodge dually 4X4 I drag trailers around Los Angeles with. But don't need to, The Beast is shiny enough to keep the traffic at bay.
As an skeptical amateur who does detailing from my own garage, i think Meguiars Ultimate Compound work just like any professional compound on the market. Of course its better to finish with 3000grit before compound but the Meguiars could remove 2000grit easy. I never had success with Turtlewax compound. I always direct people to the Ultimate Compound
I'd still buy the turtle wax (the cheep bastard in me), repeating will probably surpass meguir's (yeah taking more time), also gotta follow with polish... please make a video where you use both and follow with polish to really fix it up.
Let's be fair, It didn't beat up anything from Turtle Wax. The Ulta Compound is more aggressive than the Turtle Rubbing. The UC abrasive also degrades into finer grit so it's a compound and a polish in one product. The Turtle doesn't play like that. There's more scratches on the Turtle side of the panel. Look at it before you started polishing. The Ultra Compound is $10.00 at Walmart, $4 and something for the Turtle product.I've noticed you have some GREAT pricing at your local shitmart store compared to mine. Same thing on your best 6" polisher price you quoted. When WE go to buy them they are double what you said.
McGuires has carnauba wax, paraffin, and other waxes in it…which is fine if you don’t want to wax after prepping. I think the turtle polishing compound is a better choice to get to final stage of a good graphene type wax, after ipa applied to remove the polish.
Yup I agree Meguires is a better compound for $8 you can beat that. I tried thee turtle wax way too hard to take off
My new favourite no bull guy, so many over animated videos or vids that leave you just as confused (or you need to buy ONE product that costs £60) - this gets to the point, dont overthink it!
Was wondering at your angle if you could see that the turtle wax side was twice as big as the Mguires side and that couple with more mguires compound used it was not fair.
Ultimate Compound, and the rest of this line (Polish and Wax) has been my go to, for years over many other retail products I've tried to date. It always brings fine results. Best bang for the buck by far. Another great video Scott!
4:05 If you watch closely, all the heavy scratches he done was on the left side, and watch how he lost grip of that foam? You could clearly see that it was much harder he did on the left than right. And when he does it on the right, just some light scrubing.
8:23 amount of Turtle Wax
13:26 amount of Meguiar's
I don't think there are even close.
I am not saying that he did it on purpose. I am researching videos to look for a product myself. I just think it's not a fair demostration.
Not tryna bash your hypotheticals, but if you made the same test avoiding these errors he made, I’d bet that the results would still be about the same. Turtle wax makes some good products, especially with their “ice seal n shine”, but when it comes to paint correction on a retail level, meguiars is the best bang for your buck.
I have that turtle wax product and it's actually a two stage compound. There is another bottle in black that will get the big scratches out and then you hit it with what you have there and it looks pretty good. Just a heads up on the turtle wax product... Not being a douchebag lol but it does make a difference to do the two stages.
1) Turtle wax scratched area is much more wider than meguiars.
2) meguairs 3 peas sized compound is larger 👏🏻
Lol
Watch again the scratch area and the compound applied, it was not done fairly for both sides.
Plus as a big boy, you still need to learn your english , its "you are" , not "your"
@I_Said_ OU812 you arguing with yourself is shining light on another douchebag....
I noticed the same damage and compound size on the pads.. You have to realize that Turtle-Wax is focused on cleaners and protectants while 3M/Meguiars has extensive experience making compounds at different levels of paint correction for the professional market. The chrome polish from TW is excellent for the price and their ICE line is also outstanding. Compounds have a designated purpose, the professional brands are always made to out perform consumer grade.
I think you worry too much about d-bags. Just do your thing and continue to make helpful videos like this. Those of us who appreciate helpful videos far outnumber the trolls who try to get under your skin.
Keep up the fine work, sir.
Gotta love your passion and expertise Scott. Thanks for the post!
Thanks for video! It's a great idea, to compare the retail products. I know it just helped me out! Because I don't have alot of time to spend on my car. So by knowing I could get decent results by purchasing one product verses another is a huge help! Plus it may help others who are on a tight budget. Yes the Meguirs may cost more, but you'll receive better results in the long run.
Great review, now I no longer need to order online and stock up in advance when I can just run over to Walmart for a something similar to M105. Now try to review if Meg's Ultimate Polish is the same as M205 ? The beauty of on the shelf retail products is that they go on sale frequently several times a year.
If you rub back with 2000 I recommend G3 Farecla .. You really need to get in there to remove those scratches. Followed by a nice Glaze and Polish .. It will be a mirror finish in the end .. That is you know what you're doing
Great post. I found the same thing. I have started using the Meguiars a lot more now. I also purchased some of the turtle wax, but have not used it. I will just go ahead and toss it in the trash and just stay with the Meguiars or others.
I did 2k & then 3k wetsanding. Then Meguiars ultimate compound & ultimate polish. Paint is slick & shiny. It was my first time ever doing either one. Paint was abused. It's a project car
Everything i use for years are meguiars...i just love them!!
Know I'm super late to the party here but I really think Mcguires entire portfolio got better with its acquisition to 3m. I personally go with the 105 and followed up with 210. It's a few bucks more a piece and I mean just a few. Like 2 something more at my local harbor freight. Love to see sure by side with this and the 105.
Edit : heard you say closer to end of video it is better than 105.
I believe the ultimate compound is the same as 105 but with more lubrication to make it easier to use than 105 but with less cut.
..."there's a a lot douchebags out there but we've got to love them too..." LOL! Quote of the day! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😂😂😂
ty for reviewing consumer grade product, used TW polish and happy with it :)
Jesus, I feel like i'm hearing my brother 'taawking' on the phone with me :) As usual, you have the most honest and informative videos on car detailing. You're a legend, Scott!
thank you:)...is your brother from NY??...us New Yorkers talk funny..lol
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing my brother moved to NY when he was only 16. Went to NYU and then Columbia. My sister in law is from Long Island, also Sicilian. My wife is also Italian :) The most weird part about it is that my brother always hated south mainly Texas. After working many years for IBM, he moved to Richardson, TX hahhahahahah He's still a Yankees fan through and through 😁
I'm from long island as well and moved to plano texas about 16 years ago..im about 15 minutes from Richardson:)..yes coming from NY and moving to texas can be a shock but i have really come to love Texas plus the weather is so much better:)..yes I'm still a Yankee fan plus a Giant fan!!
I am working on my RV and have found using the turtle wax followed by the Meguiers then NEXGEN ceramic wax is working pretty well
i used ultimate compound on my new jeep after i scratched it 4 wheelin it worked very well i bought a good polisher that helps
Lol I can tell the Internet know it alls are starting to annoy you after multiple videos. You're always polite in your responses, I wondered when you'd start biting back. Keep up the good work. I'm a fan and a weekend warrior.
lol...im trying!...thanks for being on the channel my friend..always love your comments!
Interesting results. I wonder if Maguiars "Swirl" goop would have taken those scratches further down, using the same stroke and speed? I am just starting out so I do appreciate your review of the consumer grade products.
I've never used the ultimate! I've only used the 105, 205 and 82
what part of "east Texas" (Brooklyn, NY) are you from?? hahah
stfu. u foo,ls .the ,meguairs compound he was using was stronger chemmical and compound than the turtle wax. all you have to do is get a stronger grade of compound from turtle wax, companys have diffrent views on what is a light, medium, and heavy duty cleaner,, polisher. and compound thats all. tutle wax might have had a lighter formula whcch the specific one he was using. try gettiing the next grade of compound and then compare them for real results, fuktards. i dont know what you fools are thinking
Long story-short, go with Meguiar’s over Turtle compound. Turtle brand may have been great on your grandpa’s car in the 60s but when it comes to cars these days (especially black glossy ones), Meguiar’s is the way to go. And you can’t beat that low price! Thanks for the video! :)
I've been using the Mequiars UC and the Griots Fast CC. I honestly can't say one is any better than the other. The Mequiars was easier for me to clean off. The Turtle Wax was horrible.
Megs ftw. Really like their #26 yellow wax with their carnauba on top. Such a deep gloss.
Try mothers vs mcguire's. That's a better test. In my opinion..
Who would win?
Meguiar's uses the same type of abrasive in UC that they do M105. They just give it ingredients that make it more user friendly. Unfortunately, these ingredients don't allow for it to be used in body shops. Good thing is that I rarely work in a body shop!
I love the Ultimate Line, and use them as often as possible.
Great review and comparison, one of the best I've ever seen.
thank you!..im so grateful for your support and kind words
$9 dollars for Ultimate Compound?? wish it was that cheap over here...nearly $40 dollars for the same thing here in Australia
Yeah, the distributor here is having a laugh.
Greendragon & Stu so long as numbnuts keep buying it as these rip off prices in Aust, the prices will stay inflated.
Ya enjoy your marxist socialism morons. 45 bucks for cigs too.
Same here in Mexico. Meguiar's cost 3 times more compared to the US
13.99 Canadian in, well, you get it.
I cringed when the sandpaper hit the paint!
Not worked with paint much then?
I've used both products and exactly like this vid, I had the same type of results (without the intentional sanding...LOL). Thanks for the vid and reinforcing my own thoughts, its not me being bias in my "head"...LOL
Hey Scott, my 2004 mystic blue BMW has somewhat a rough clearcoat but it is still clear and adhered to the paint. Outside 24/7 it has toweling swirl marks, some scratches here and there, a little etching and some dryness. Wanting to remove the swirls, spidering and etching I used UC with the Drill DA and the Red pad and it nearly destroyed the clear coat...really clouded and hazed. Tried it twice...slow speed, fast speed, 1) the temp was over 90 degrees in the shade red pad and 2) in the 40s (nice and cool) with shade with the red pad. Both times it immediately started to cloud the clear and I stopped. Was able to rub some of it out but much of the cloud is still there. Used Black Wax with a microfiber finishing pad on the Drill DA. The clearcoat seems to love Black Wax and the microfiber pad.... starts to come back to life looking very liquid. The cloud/haze on the hood has diminished a little but still am trying to figure out how to get it out. Did NOT use UC on the rest of the car. Only Blackwax and rest of car is OK, the clear coat is still intact and crystal clear. Only the hood is messed up after UC.
My BMW clearcoat loves Blackwax (Have used Ultimate Paste Was it it seems to love that also) with the microfiber pad.
1. What do I use to get out the cloud and haze?
2. What do I use as a polish to remove the swirls if UC and the red pad destroys it in seconds? Have not tried UC by hand.
I have Ultimate Polish but afraid to use it because the UC destroys my clearcoat. What do I do?
meguiars cost at least 30$ in australia and in the US 9$ only ??? wow..
$7.49 at Walmart 😀
Bobster986 lucky you guys hahaha..
@@JD34969 Move to the states and you can save money too. :-)
NZ $39🤣👍
Keep them video coming...I learn alot watching your videos
Same test with a rotary please. Love your content. Been painting cars over 13 years and we still use rotary polishers every day. I recently purchased a makita forced rotation dual action polisher that I'm excited to use on my black SUV. Thanks for all the product reviews. I tend to stick to what I know.
Thank You..Answer to my first question .I am a Beginner of course.
Great Video.
So I'm guessing the ultimate compound sucks for small scatches and the ultimate polish would be better since Wal-Mart sells both. I only have micro scratches and minor swirls. Guess the compound is too rough.
I bought Turtle Wax headlight cleaner and UV sealant. I then bought Meguiars pre-wax polish to take all the swirls out.
This is why on a beginner level I recommend Ultimate Compound & Polish to new beginners. It's super easy to work with, great working time, isn't super aggressive for cutting so it's hard to remove a lot of paint.
Also look into the Kevin Brown method of pad prepping, after you learn about it. It makes alot of sense, I think you'll get better results out of your polishing. :)
i know Kevin very well..had dinner with him mutiple times and worked with him at sema...is it really his method?..would love to hear your thoughts plus can you please make a video of you polishing for me?...who are you helping with your skill set?..do a lot of beginners come to you for help?...do you have a shop or a detailing school or do you help friends and family with polishing?..thanks for your comment Trent
I don't know if it's "his method" but that's what i've heard from Larry Kosilla. And I have a mobile detailing business just like you, and once college is out i'll be polishing my truck and applying CSL & C2V3 and documenting the entire process. I'm not trying to say you're polishing incorrectly at all, just giving you my thoughts and hopefully helpful tips. I enjoy the learning and sharing process of detailing.
thats cool...i think larry is great as well and its cool you brought him up..check out his video titled "guide for safely polishing your paint"...he is working with Kevin on a red f-40 i believe...listen carefully to what kevin says about the kevin brown method...i think a lot of us just watch but don't really listen but i have known kevin for years and he is a wonderful guy and amazing at polishing...but he didn't create priming the pad!...but yes I'm always open to your tips but its always best to see what you mean in a video form..i had a guy say i use to much product and i work to slow but he failed to mention the nasty scratches that i was able to remove from the black hood..go figure:)
but don't worry..larry was two feet away from him and he didn't hear it either
Meguiar's did the job on my car, great product.
I just recently used Farecla G3 and Autoglym Cutting compound on clear coated lights and I must admit McGuire's done the job brilliantly. Farecla G3 was a major let down, not what they used to be...
Goes to show, sometimes you get what ya pay for, it's amazing how well Meguiar's tackled the test. Great job Scott :)
went cheap with Turtle Wax a yr ago. Still trying to get the white Turtle was residue off the car.
Can the McGuires be used to remove over-spray without destroying a paint job that is only a couple days old.
And My Husband spent 15 yrs running his 55 car Fleet of Limo's ( From 1980-1995) and Only Used? TW.. to Wax his cars, but Buffing Compound to Machine Buff them..No Megquires..Couold have done it All-in-One using Meguires..
I have a new black car that has a hairline scratch on the hood. You have to look real close to see it. The scratch is about 6 inches long and I use Meguiars Ultimate Compound with my Harbor Freight polisher did two tries at it, 4 or 5 passes each, and the scratch is less noticeable but still can be seen if the light hit's right. I guess I will have to wait to get my "Griots Garage BOSS Fast Correcting Cream" to give it another try.
totally agree with the results- I also bought both and turtle wax did nothing- meguiars completely covered the paint blemish after sanding with 2000 grit sandpaper.
I love the vids, I’m a vehicle collector with a waxing/buffing addiction. I have turtle wax, meguiars, chemical guys and a ton of others. At the moment Chemical guys is my favorite pre made,esp on new vehicles. But honestly for me my vehicles all like different stuff. Some do better with turtle wax others meguiars. So I can’t say one is better than others, Just off of that alone. Haha but my dad has used turtle wax for years that’s what I started using when I was 5yrs old helping my dad and grandfather out! So it has special place!
Ray “Scott” Romano. Great video
what speed you had the polisher on
I didn't know Hawkeye from MASH was an auto detailer!!!! I'm jk but you do sound a lot like him and I love your videos!
that was a very dated joke
Meguires has come a long way the past five years. They were always good..... but with 3M the sky is the limit! Great videos Scott! Be well! Shine Since 1969!
I'm no turtle wax fan but the turtle side was sanded much more with the 2000 than the opposite side as seen in the video , for me given the different lights and sanding levels it was case equal . Thats my humble opinion . But great video. Thanks for making .
Hello i have a question and i hope someone can help me. The turtle wax compound he is using in the video, is it the same as "Turte Wax Rubbing Compound"? i'm trying to fix some minor small dents from rock chips on my bonnet and i was watching a video where someone used Turte Wax Rubbing Compound and then "Meguiars Ultimate Polish". I want to instead of the turtle wax rubbing compound use the meguiars ultimate compound, but i'm not sure if they do the same thing?
Turtle wax has two polishes, a light-midum and a heavy compond. Which one is this m?
This one he used is for Medium to Heavy stains. The Light to Medium stains bottle is black.
I was a bit faster moving on the compound. Tomorrow morning I will try again but slower. This video helps.
Meguiars Ultimate Compound is what I use on my car, because, as you just found out, it works!
Ultimate Compound is M105 in consumer level.
UC has less cut than 105, is easier to remove and much more forgiving so it's a completely different product. They are not even close in comparison. However I get what you mean if you use the UC with the Ultimate Polish you could suggest it's the consumer version of 105 with 205.
Use both UC and UP before. I have since replaced them with Griots Fast Correcting and Perfecting Cream
John Perez How are they in comparison?
In terms of finish they are similar, however the working time is longer with the Griots than Meguiars. The dusting is non-existent with the Perfecting Cream and Fast Correcting Cream.
Griot's is killing it for compounds and polish
95 pct of my town is just
That.
Think their smart , in school get told they are. In the real world get an eye opener, actually not all that bright after all.
I bet you they are from my town.
A builder I know, he took course on concrete, the ones from here thought were smarter than him told him didn't know what he was doing.
Welcome to those I live with.
They are experts a man owned since new 79 4 4 2 he told after a man walked away never been an expert on being wrong.
I was working on customer's house across street man replaced his 3xterior door 4 days later.
Day 1 he fought it out and new in
Day 2 his friend helped out
Day 3 4 of his friends all tried
Day 4 all 5 still st finally got it.
I allow 1.5 hours in and out or didn't make any money.
The experts know it all, professional know how to do it.
Ok here we go.....🤣👍🏻
(Once a Meg's always a Meg's.... Meguiar's forever!)
I tried the ultimate compound on my mustang with their drill DA system and just didn't see much results compared to a normal orbital buffer, but I'm sure this is a good product when used in good hands
Kenyon Payne I just bought the DA and I feel like the mechanism is a great idea, but maybe getting something like the tool in this video from harbor freight is probably better. The DA compound did take some of my minor scratches but I may need to upgrade my tool
Great demo Scott! I have TWO bottles in my shop right now. You should see how it works if the tech knows his Rotary skills! I dont use an orbital, if I dont have to. Thanks, Ben
i love my rotary:)..it truly is paint correction and many times i say the dual action polisher was really created for paint enhancement but if you want to work really slow perhaps you can open the door to paint correction with a dual action polisher..lol..but a lot don't like to hear the truth:)
You're always fun to watch Scott!
I was at the store and saw turtle rubbing compound was half the cost of Meguiars, so I bought it. I figured they would work about the same. Now I have to go back and get the Meguiars. Thanks for the video. Just like someone else mentioned the turtle side did look rougher then the other. I don't know if that was because of the camera angle or not?
This sounds more like Staten Island Paint Correction & Auto Detailing. Great vid. Thanks for this.
What is the "paint prep" you are using to remove residue? Maguire's leaves loads of residues.
Why not finish with the polish? Wet sand, compound, polish to get final results?
Excellent comparison, great video. I'm really enjoying your channel all the way from Sydney Australia 😉😁
wow much love to Australia!..happy to have you on the channel Ken