Menzerna Professional Micro Polish (32 oz)

This is a grey-colored polish only. Does not cut, it's all about polish and shine. Using a polishing foam pad, you can run the buffer at 3,600 RPM and watch the shine come through. Great Polish. Works on ceramic clear coats and high polish polyurethane.

Menzerna has been a standy for me for years. There's always something new on the market which I'll try but I always come back. German quality product. Well made and does what it should. They make several levels of polish and this is at the tail end of getting all the swirls and scratches out so your final wax pops. If you use a buffer and the right levels of polish, your paint really can't look much better as long as you use a quality wax or poly / wax product. Using this by hand works also but requires lots of energy and time (and really strong arms if it's the whole car). Your paint will thank you but more importantly - when you walk up to your car after it's been final waxed - you'll see the difference and smile.

I'm no pro, so my car clearly has minor defects and scratches remaining, but this product definitely took it to the next level in paint correction on the whole. I have performed paint correction before, and on black cars, which are ruthlessly unforgiving, and this may be overkill for use on other colors, but as the pro's know, 2-step paint correction is required to truly "jewel" the finish and create that showroom look. I used Meguiar's correcting compound (pink bubblegum stuff) and microfiber disc to correct the paint, which was heavily swirled from a popular local car wash. I nearly quit there, but was curious about the effect of a finishing polish like the Menzerna, so I paired it with a 6 inch Meguiar's black foam finishing pad and tried it out. Instantly, I noticed more gleam, color depth, and gloss. This compound was VERY easy to work with, never built up on the DA pad, spread like buttercream, worked in quickly, and easily buffed off. I also tried this with a LC orange foam pad, but that did not work nearly as well. Car was Japanese, with soft paint, that was thoroughly decontaminated before paint correction step. Entire process was a bit long and arduous, but this last step with Menzerna, was absolutely painless. You are fine correcting in a single step, with something like a Meguiar's ultra compound, which finishes wonderfully with an orange foam pad, but if you want to show off a bit, and have the money, this product will get you to the next level. Family members gaped at the results. Be sure to protect your work with a good wax!!!

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Absolutely incredible! Having a silver car I always found it difficult getting that pop from the paint. Even after removing 100% of swirls and imperfections with meguiars 105 followed by meguiars 205 it still wouldn't pop. I followed meguiars 205 with this on a crimson hydrotech pad and it was the missing piece!!! It took a little technique to figure out how to work this but once I got it. Its incredible! Unlike meguiars products where they are SMAT where the abrasive doesn't degrade down to a smaller size, this product is a DAT (diminishing abrasive technology) which means that it starts out a little larger and breaks down to a very small abrasive. To use this product you must polish it till the abrasive has been broken down. This occurs when the polish goes from a light milky look on the paint to clear. I used a porter cable at 4.5 speed with only the weight of the machine then on the last two passes at 4. Removing the polish isn't too difficult. With a dry microfiber it leaves a light oily residue that is a little difficult to remove. A little isopropyl alcohol removes this easily. Overall this product is a must for silver paint! Mercedes uses this for their paint, and you know they love silver and how to make them shine!

This stuff is nothing short of amazing. Professional detailers / detailing geeks use this as the very last step in polishing to "jewel" the finish, or to bring out the absolute maximum amount of gloss possible in the clear coat of your paint. I know very little about detailing, except from what I've learned after reading forum after forum of advice on DA polishers, pads, polishes such as the Menzerna, Meguiar's m205, etc. With that said, I was able to make my car look better than it did when I bought it new in February, and that is no exaggeration. I have a 2014 Hyundai, which has paint that is a bit on the softer side, so you don't need a polish that's quite as aggressive as what you would for some other makes of vehicle. I was able to use this in conjunction with a Griot's Garage black finishing pad (no cut, very soft foam) and the black paint of my car is blindingly-shiny. I didn't want to add any wax or sealant afterwards because I was afraid it might actually dull the paint! Remember, the highest level of gloss on automobile paint comes from polishing - not wax or any other product. This stuff is the absolute best there is for getting maximum shine on your car. It's also super gentle and very forgiving, so you don't have to worry about messing up your clear coat if you're not quite used to polishing with a DA polisher yet. If anyone is interested, I washed and clayed the vehicle beforehand (absolute essential step), polished with Meguiars m205 on the black finishing pad, washed / rinsed the black pad with dawn dish soap, then used the same finishing pad with Menzerna SF4500 as a final step. You will be shocked at the results. I can't do it justice in a text review. Buy this stuff!

I wouldn't it again.

A++ Couldn’t ask for a better deep gloss shine this is best stuff I’ve used I do this for a living this is my go to stuff always makes the cars look the best if you got swirls use the 3/500 first It kicks out any swirls even if there deep in the paint fresh paint or old paint definitely a must have

Great for refining or brightening up the paint on vehicles.

It’s really good

Seems to cut and buff pretty well. Used on a 90's vehicle and shined up pretty nice. Not a professional so may be better out there but I was pretty happy. I would buy again.

Menzerna does make one of if not the best compounds, polishes in the world. I have used it in the past, unfortunately I was not able to use this particular product due to VOC's. Menzerna does have another line that does not contain VOC's

le meilleur pour donner un lustre et facile a essuyer après . fortement recommendé