Professionals, enthusiasts, and newcomers to detailing across the world have all come to trust Meguiar's® DA Microfiber Cutting and Finishing Discs to quickly, effectively, and safely remove defects and leave a swirl-free finish without needing to use a rotary buffer. Meguiar's® DA Microfiber Correction System pioneered the space by creating the world’s first and best microfiber discs (pads), enabling detailers to achieve levels of defect removal previously unheard of with a dual-action polisher. This unique, purpose-engineered system consists of rigorously tested microfiber discs and liquids built specifically for optimal results on factory paint with a Dual Action Polisher like Meguiar’s® DA Polisher MT300.
Components:
* Meguiar's® DMC5 – 12.7 cm DA Microfiber Cutting Disc: For serious defect removal in less time, pair with Meguiar's® DBP5 - 12.7 cm Soft Buff™ DA Backing Plate and Meguiar's® D300 DA Microfiber Correction Compound to quickly cut through light to moderate paint defects such as scratches, acid rain, swirls/holograms, and more.
* Meguiar's® DMF5 - 12.7 cm DA Microfiber Finishing Disc: Follow with Meguiar's® DMF5 - 12.7 cm DA Microfiber Finishing Disc using Meguiar's® D301 DA Microfiber Finishing Wax to further refine the finish, dramatically enhance depth of shine, and provide durable high gloss protection.
Ultimately, this system simplifies paint correction, delivering amazing swirl-free results in two easy steps.
Features:
* Microfiber Disc Technology: Cuts through severe to moderate surface defects with no swirls.
* Engineered for Increased Cutting Efficiency: Best on flat surfaces.
* Optimized for Use with Meguiar’s® DA Microfiber Correction Compound - D300 and/or Meguiar's® Ultra Polishing Wax - D166.
* Reusable and Machine Washable.
* Hook and Loop System: On the DA Microfiber Disc sticks firmly to, and ideally mates up with Meguiar's® DBP5 - 12.7 cm Soft Buff™ DA Backing Plate.
* Aggressive Yet Gentle: Aggressive enough to remove moderate defects but gentle enough that it won't create swirls.
