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PO 91E, Menzerna Intensive Polish

$CAD 30.99

Quantity :

32oz

Menzerna Intensive Polish removes 2000 grit sanding traces, swirls and paint defects. It's labeled a "polish" because it removes defects with minimum or no loss of surface gloss. Not only that, it can be used on freshly painted surfaces with, or without a clear coat.

On light colors you can go from Intensive Polish directly to finishing with your favorite wax or sealant. On dark color paints, we suggest a quick application of Menzerna Final Polish to produce a completely swirl-free, high gloss surface.

Menzerna Intensive Polish is unique because it actually removes swirls, like a compound, yet it minimizes or eliminates haze, like a polish. Unlike domestic compounds and polishes, Intensive Polish is water-based. It does contain a petroleum distillate, but it's a lubricant, not a solvent. It will not soften or affect the curing of fresh paint. Also unique is the fact that it contains no fillers of any kind. In fact, it contains no fillers, no glaze, no wax and no silicones!

What Intensive Polish does contain are some of the highest quality and uniformly sized, milled abrasives in the world. These particles can polish out 2000 grit swirls and remove surface oxidation with minimal or no surface haze. Remember, Intensive Polish is removing swirls, not just filling and hiding them.

Intensive Polish is a compound that thinks it's a polish. It's extremely forgiving and, unless pushed hard, actually removes minor swirls and paint defects without a trace of surface haze. When followed with Menzerna's Final Polish, it leaves a polished, high gloss, swirl-free finish every bit as good as could be achieved at a body shop.

Note: Scratches deep enough to be felt with your fingernail can be made to look better but probably can not be entirely removed. You should not attempt to remove scratches that go all the way through the paint or clear coat. These scratches require re-painting and should be repaired by a body shop technician.

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