Meguiar's M105, M101 and M100 Compounds Round Table Discussion at Autogeek with Mike Phillips
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Mike Phillips hosts a round table discussion at Autogeek's Show Car Garage with experts from Meguiar's including,
Jason Rose -- Technical Service Manager for Meguiar's Professional Line
Mike Pennington -- Global Director of Training for Meguiar's
Steve Coronado -- Marketing Product Manager for Meguiar's Professional Line
Join Mike and his guests from Meguiar's as they hold an open discussion about Meguiar's incredibly popular cutting compounds in their Professional Line. This includes,
M105 Ultra Cut Compound
M100 Pro Speed Compound
M101 Foam Cut Compound
When Meguiar's introduced M105 it quickly set a new standard for both cut AND finish quality for an aggressive compound. M105 is what is called a SMAT product, that is it uses Super Microscopic Abrasive Technology instead of old fashioned coarse "rocks in a bottle" abrasive technology or diminishing abrasive technology, (DAT).
Following the success of M105 Meguiar's introduced M101 Foam Cut Compound in Europe where it quickly became the new buzz throughout all the popular Internet detailing discussion forums. M101 was not originally sold in the U.S. market but due to super high customer demand Meguiar's was prompted to introduce the popular M101 to the U. S. market.
Next Meguiar's introduced M100 Pro Speed Compound, which like the M105 and the M101 quickly gained popularity in the refinishing industry, detailing industry and even the do-it-yourself market.
Mike, Jason, Mike and Steve discuss all the differences and similarities between these three compounds as well as describe the variety of ways each compound was intended to be used along with successful non-intended ways these products are being used throughout the entire spectrum of the refinishing and reconditioning industries as well as the car hobby in general.
A lively and informative discussion that will clear up any confusing you might have as well as help you decide with compound will be the best choice for your specific paint correction and detailing needs.
Yancy Martinez, the Creative Director for Autogeek really does a spectacular job of directing and editing this video making it not only informative but simply put, fun to watch.
So grab a bowel of popcorn and your favorite cold beverage and get ready to learn more about Meguiar's premium, top shelf compounds.
Remember, Autogeek carries the complete line of Meguiar's products including the compounds you see in this video. You can visit them at
www.Autogeek.net
Or call their friendly Customer Care Hotline at 1-800-869-3011
And like Mike Phillips always says, be sure to visit their fun and friendly discussion forum at,
www.AutogeekOnline.net
See you on the forum!
Technique is a very important factor as it relates to getting stellar results. I know a lot of guys say technique is Number #1 but when it comes to doing correction work abrasive technology is Number #1 and technique is Number #2. Here's why, if the abrasive technology isn't any good, it doesn't matter how great your technique is because you're still going to get lousy results. -Mike Phillips
Mike Phillips is the Best! He makes me want to go out and detail right now at 1am. I gonna grab my Megs and get busy!!!!! Thanks Mike, without u the show would not be the same.
Guys, the next time you want to share a round table discussion please minimize or leave out the annoying music, so that we as detailers could focus on the conversation.(Thanks for the information, just WORDS TO THE WISE)...
Thank you for the kind words, be sure to share the link to this video with all your friends. -Mike Phillips
Legend has it that dude is still saying, “premium” for no other reason than he likes using it.
I love the cut of 105 I hate the dust. Maybe you can nudge them to create "super 105 dust freaking free :)"
You can change the video setting to HD by using the Change Quality button. Thanks for the feedback.
Mike Phillips is a Star
I’m new to this just purchased m100 m85 and m83 next I’ll do m105 thanks guys for sharing
Can you give me your reviews of them
That Jason guy, (far left) sounds EXACTLY like Chip Foose!!! Crazy how they sound alike!
M105 is awesome, I just hate the dust it creates
Sometimes it depends on weather conditions
JK Low weather/climate has a lot to do with it.
@@macallanvintage - M105 is excellent. People try and work it for way too long, with too high a d/a speed drying it out. They seem to have a hard time "reading" the product.
OG? He's miserable and always crying about dusting, etc..
danlc95
The entire “dusting matter ” was a characteristic that was leveraged by Americans to be created into an “issue” by American mftrs and inporters of detailing products because their own products contained more minerals oils and used formulations that created less residue (unrelated to performance).
Its the same as me putting down the “tit size” of other women and making tit size a huge issue just because my woman has great big tits. I have turned a simple trait into an ISSUE and insinuating that this issue is a SERIOUS issue that must be solved ....classic American culture.
And this “dusting” was promoted by Americans to become an issue in mostly American detailing forums and groups, and propagated as an issue that cannot be tolerated.
If you closely scrutinize this situation about “dusting” and 105 being lambasted, it was again started by Americans, propagated by Americans and appearing mostly only inside American detailing forums and groups. Its a part of the American “spoilt brat, always complaining, bashing-happy” detailing culture.
I bet these guys could take over a happy hour at the hotel sports bar in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and it would be legendary
Hey Mike great session , on a oxidize gelcoat boat, I'm doing the white top side at this moment. Is it better to use the Marine One step compound or the M105? Thanks again great stuff.
105 is bad ass with a wool pad. Follow up with the 205 and you will have a show car finish.
What pad with the 205?
@@TomBrooklyn foam polishing or finishing.
I like the blue Buff and Shine polishing pad.
danlc95 love the blue too!!! 5 inch for me
M105 + foam pad + DA = 👍👍👍
mike, is the M101 really better in quality, finish, cutter etc. than the M105? no question of price but just work !? Thank you
I got a White truck that didn't shine but i did have a good water bead when it got wet, M105 brought back the shine and got rid of a lot of halo marks. now I am looking for something to keep that shine alive
KalanzoKP: I'm sure Gold Class paste or liquid wax would be perfect to keep the shine. You could always use M6 cleaner wax once a year to get that just polished look back if you notice some fade to your shine.
Just an excellent video Mike! Does a great job explaining the intended use of each product. The only thing not mentioned was the dusting of each product. On the forum there are rave reviews about M101 not dusting like M105. Though there are ways to keep M105 from dusting of course. Thanks for doing the get together.
M100 and M205 is all I use on my Shop wish I could get a free banner to display at my shop but all I use is meguiars 305 and the final detailer also
I love your product but, why is so expensive and why does some stores sale your product at different prices ? For example stores like Harbor Freight and Auto zone, etc.
I am a very big fan of Meguiar's product. My Audi TT was even used to advertise Meguiar's product is some auto magazines in HK. Just want to point out that despite this product being to good, human factor still counts. I sent my car for regular detailing job (in my place) and used this compound. The car was great under the shadow, but under direct light, you'll see a lot of swirls burnt pattern. the paint was ruined. I don't think it's the compound, but it's the person who did the job.
Really liked the discussion, but the way Mr.Rose presented m101 compound disencouraged me of using it with my DA polisher (nothing fancy a DAS6pro).
I have 2 volkswagens and one Audi with 10 years on their backs and could not remove
the defects (swirls mostly & some scratches from cat nails) with the CG V34,V36 & V38 although i was satisfied with their finish result... So i was thinking to check m101 since it was specially made for European paints and since it's an improvement on 105.
LOUIZA BAS honestly yet how they explain what they’re made for work I use 101 with a da polisher and mix in 105 as I go on what ever works for you do I say you got to try different compounds until u find the one you like
Great content, i love how you always get the stage so perfect, every product placed in the right position. But, the Video and Sound is too compressed. It's a little bit blurry and the sound has some static in it.
I just bought one gallon. I used a small bottle on a freshly sprayed hood on my 70 Mach 1 mustang. I wet sanded with block using 1200, 2000, and 3000. This polishing compound cuts even better than I anticipated. I used a rotary Dewalt at about 650 to 1500 rpm. And used foam pad that was green. So pretty hard foam pad. But I'm still amazed with the no swirls! And I don't have to go back over it with something finer. I don't know how it works...don't really care. I just know from experience I will always, from now on, use this for every polishing need I have. My classic mustang now looks like a show room restomod! I just purchased one gallon from amazon, which was $66.63. Way cheaper than any other source. Free shipping. I will fill up my small 8 ounce bottle for spritzing it onto my vehicles. Love it. Its a must.
We detail different here in Europe ? i really dont understand that
i am a Swisswax certified detailer and i use the same Technic you mr.Phillips use
at least here in Norway we are very fond of the scholl consepts s03gold and there line of products Autogeek *****
Could you please explain what would be the difference between this M series and and the D300??? M105 vs D300 for instance?
D300 is not body shop safe like M105. It also stays wet for a long time, and can be worked longer. M105 gets in and done really quickly.
I watched it in HD , the overall quality was good just a little bit to much compression
Hey Mike can I use or which one of these compounds could I use for removing a 9h ceramic coating or could you tell me how to remove it Thank You
Hi
Single Stage Urethane (color) is every bit as hard as Urethane Clear.
They both dry as hard as a rock. There is no difference in "shine" between the two products. Clear does not give paint more shine. The surface smoothness creates the shine.
So if m105 works with MF pads, then what is the point of D300???
The D300 is in the DETAILER'S line. For detail shops where it's okay to use waxes. M105 is for use in the BODY SHOP INDUSTRY, that's where products must be body shop safe. Meguiar's caters to more than one industry. The confusion comes because "detailers" use body shop products in the detailing world. Nothing wrong with that. The Meguiar's DA Correction System is a SYSTEM they created specifically for the PRODUCTION DETAILING INDUSTRY.
I know it can be confusing but there is a reason for everything. The best way to get more information is to join or even just read our forum.
www.autogeekonline.net/
It's a lot easier for me to answer questions with pictures, videos and links to more articles on our forum than it is in this tiny message box on RUclips.
Also see this video...
Meguiar's DA Microfiber Correction System Part II - Enhancements & Additions
Mike Phillips
So weird seeing Jason in anything other than Rupes branding.
What's better to use with these compounds, wool or foam with a rotary?
Depends which one you're using, but honestly whichever pad type you like working with. They each have their pros and cons but they all get the job done. I tend to prefer wool pads because they cut fast and run significantly cooler than foam and microfiber and they tend to be durable and hold up well. I'm not a foam guy, I only use it when I have to, for fine finishing.
@@jdisdetermined whats the last grit used before using the wool?
27:51 this guy talks about wool pads and WD40 instead of summarizing what M100 does lol
I would like to purchase all the products from Autogeek.net and be a reseller in India. Pls advice.
Contact info@Autogeek.net they would know what what the protocols are.
-Mike Phillips
Autogeek Mike, you deserve a doller for every comment you give ;) .
Palo Alto
Ha ha... I'd go for that but then I'd be typing comments 24 hours a day and 7 days a week!
-Mike Phillips
2022 and i use m101
Would have been better to discuss the types of paint defects each is supposed to address rather than just how awesome the products are. Placing a call to your help line for clarification on your compounds was not only not helpful but the rep made me feel like I should have never called in. He kept insisting “just get the Ultimate Compound” regardless of the different defects I was concerned about addressing. Great products I am sure but it feels like you all only cater to detailing pros and not the intelligent DIYer at home.
Last 5 min is what the entire video should have been about
Next time just get to it okay?
oh, this isn't scripted at all
You guys like hearing yourselves talk too much!