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Old 10-16-2007, 01:30 AM
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3M Polish

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Has anyone used 3M polish on their cars, is these product same as Mother, Meguires or is it better?

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Old 10-19-2007, 03:39 PM
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the 3m is popular but i dont use it ..... more popular in body shops
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Old 10-21-2007, 11:46 PM
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the 3m is popular but i dont use it ..... more popular in body shops
So that more on the line like rubbing compound?
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3M products are marketed more for the proffessional, They have many silicone free products that body shops use. Silicones will cause fish eyes when painting. Overall good products.
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Old 10-23-2007, 12:02 AM
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Thanx guys, will rather stick to what I know.
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I used to use 3M wax on my cars 20 years ago, and have recently switched back to it. 3M goes on very easy for a paste wax and seems to look good and last well.

The common brands don't seem to last as long. I have heard that Zymol is excellent, but only what you get in Europe. What you buy in the states is licensed by Turtle Wax and it seems to be Turtle wax with some coconut oil scent in it. Works just fine, but not what I would call excellent. Leaves your hands smelling nice....
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Anything 3m makes is pretty good for the most part. Yet whe you want something to really so call "polish" the paint. I would use the 3 step from Maguires. I do it on my summer car all the time and people give me complements about it.
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