Meguiar's M105 and M101, are they safe to use several times a year on the same vehicle? Over the year, vehicles obtain scratches over and over.
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Use these the first time then 205 finer for maintenance otherwise you will wear the paint thin.
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I have not had any scratches, but I will also say that I mostly use this holster for IDPA events so the level of use is low. The holster fits the firearm quite well, so I think wear should be minimal as the gun is inserted/removed.
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I purchase the M1 series which is the same as the M1/28, but The M1 is discontinued. I bought mine six months ago and love them. Just search for the M1 discontinued series. Hope this helps.
759655
I have a brand new s&w; m&p; on mine and was worried about that because the magnet is very strong but so far even with sliding the gun some to get it off no scratches yet because it has a thick plastic cover over the magnet. Hope that helps.
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Bought NEW, so NO scratches watsoever. If you buy used, scratches might be possible. Factory refurbised shouldn't have any scratches either.
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I used M105 on my black 2012 Audi A6, and was delighted with the results. There is quite a bit of dusting, however. I would recommend following up with M205.
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I've been using this on my nikon v1 for about a year now and haven't noticed any major scratches or degradation.
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I can't speak to the meguiars or chemical guys pads, but I really liked the 3M pads. I still use all of them and I've had the set for almost a year. The one downside to them would be if you don't have an orbital buffer that already has the Velcro on it. The Velcro applicator is good for one use, but the sticky backing quickly wears out. This really wasn't a problem for me as I just super glued it to my cheap black and decker buffer that I only use for waxing.
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I have the M25 and have had it for approx. 2 years only complaint I have it that the hooks break eventually and you have to buy them again, thats what I'm looking into now!
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Yes, it is clear coat safe. I used it on my Harley (2012) and my F150 (2010). I like Meguiar's products and this is as good as anything they make. Good luck
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Meguiar's clay bar is not rated to my knowledge as fine or ultra fine. I have used other clay bars, Mothers, Turtle wax and others. I found the Meguiar's excellent in removing years of neglect. I reciently purchased a 2005 GMC Envoy, the Meguiar's clay bar gave me a really smooth paint finish prior to waxing. My truck is black and the clay bar did not leave any swirl marks.
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Meguiar's # 105 has the more aggressive cut- it's great for making super-fine abrasive scratches disappear from the finish. The Meguiar's #205 is the finer cut, and should be used as the final step polish. It will take care of buffer swirl marks.
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No. Just follow the directions on the bottle exactly and you should be okay. I have used this a couple of times. The first car a Miata is still fine 1 1/2 years later. The other car some GM 4 cyl might be having some head gasket issues again after about a year.
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No, Meguiar's M21 is a final step product. It is an excellent sealant and provides great gloss.
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Inside my Bronco, the gloss has been great. I have used Aerospace 303 Protectant on it, so I'm not sure how the gloss would hold up without it. It's been 3 years now though.Outside my Bronco, I sprayed this product rough and quickly on the bumpers and nerf bars to achieve a less glossy and more rough texture. The areas where I didn't spray it as roughly (on my spare tire carrier) are still glossy after 3 years. But again, I use Aerospace 303 on these sprayed areas as well. The aerospace helps keep the black a nice dark black, and it preserves the shine fairly well.I cannot tell you how well it would hold up without maintenance. Inside my Bronco, the gloss has been great. I have used Aerospace 303 Protectant on it, so I'm not sure how the gloss would hold up without it. It's been 3 years now though.Outside my Bronco, I sprayed this product rough and quickly on the bumpers and nerf bars to achieve a less glossy and more rough texture. The areas where I didn't spray it as roughly (on my spare tire carrier) are still glossy after 3 years. But again, I use Aerospace 303 on these sprayed areas as well. The aerospace helps keep the black a nice dark black, and it preserves the shine fairly well.I cannot... » Read More Inside my Bronco, the gloss has been great. I have used Aerospace 303 Protectant on it, so I'm not sure how the gloss would hold up without it. It's been 3 years now though.Outside my Bronco, I sprayed this product rough and quickly on the bumpers and nerf bars to achieve a less glossy and more rough texture. The areas where I didn't spray it as roughly (on my spare tire carrier) are still glossy after 3 years. But again, I use Aerospace 303 on these sprayed areas as well. The aerospace helps keep the black a nice dark black, and it preserves the shine fairly well.I cannot tell you how well it would hold up without maintenance. « Show Less
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It is a fine polish, but it is still removing a micro-fine layer of top surface so it absolutely can go through the clear. However, it would take a great deal of effort and repeated application *or* incorrect application method to go through a healthy, solid paint surface with M205. I personally have regularly machine polished (rotary and DA) the same surfaces with M205 for maintenance and have had zero problems. I have not used a micrometer to see how much material I remove with each application.
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I've used the same one for 7 months and still not to scratched . How often depends on usage and things like acrylic nails