DownSouth
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What are the equivalent to these in the newer line of Menzerna polishes?
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Lol, a few years back it was a running joke about trying to keep up with their changes in product names. Guys even made charts to show what corresponded to what in the past.
I can't answer your question with an assured accuracy. But I would say it's probably comparable to 3500 or 3800 (And yes, I had to check that they were still using that # system.).
I can't answer your question with an assured accuracy. But I would say it's probably comparable to 3500 or 3800 (And yes, I had to check that they were still using that # system.).
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Years ago I wrote a DETAILED article explaining the products and the order of how aggressive or non-aggressive each product is and then Menzerna changed all the names *again*.
It was at the point I stopped investing my time to do their job for them.
It was at the point I stopped investing my time to do their job for them.
Th PO85RD is 3800. I like and still use that as a super fine or Jeweling polish.
I gave up on the rest of the line years ago after they constantly changed names and formulas. As soon as I would figure out a polish/compound, they would change it or rename it
So many other companies that make great buffing liquids that I feel Menzerna made it over complicated to continue using.
I gave up on the rest of the line years ago after they constantly changed names and formulas. As soon as I would figure out a polish/compound, they would change it or rename it
So many other companies that make great buffing liquids that I feel Menzerna made it over complicated to continue using.