Professional Pro Speed Polish M200

Like everything I've bought from meguiars....this is some of the best. Works fantastic

The previous reviewer pretty much did not know what he's doing. I used this on a finishing pad, (not even a polishing pad) and it removed 80-90% of defects on my dark silver Mini with just one pass. It cuts insanely well, and it removes easy! No dusting whatsoever.

Had to go through a couple different pads before using correct pad to take out spider swirls.

Super easy to use and works well alone or when used as a part of a complete care approach to making your car look great

So I took the plunge on this stuff despite the lack of reviews and so far I don't know what to think.The name m200 seems to indicate that it's meant as a finishing step after m100. I used it to polish a newish Subaru that already had very good paint. I used a medium-soft foam pad on a 15mm DA, and I was unable to match the gloss that the paint had to begin with. Granted I was starting at 96 GU and the M200 got to 95 GU, but it's still dissapointing. The wipe off was also not good AT ALL. The bulk of it wipes off easy, but there always seemed to be a few patches of residue that required major rubbing to remove. Not acceptable for a finishing polish IMO. M100 wipes off much easier, which is kind of pointless for a heavy cutting compound, as does M210. There is no dusting, but I feel that ehatever they did to achieve that makes the wipe off suck.The paint I was working on was very finicky. Easily marred during claying, but in order to remove the marring it was necessary to cut hard enough to need a finishing step. What a freaking nightmare.All in all this wasn't a great test for this polish. Perhaps on slightly harder paint the wipe-off will improve, but this stuff is marketed as being great for soft paints (that's not why I bought it, but still).Anyway, I'll update after using it some more. The only thing I'll add is that I'm not a huge fan of the smell. It's yellow and I believe it's supposed to smell like pineapple, but to me it was much closer to buttered popcorn. It's not offensive, but I'd prefer a regular chemical smell.Edit: to the reviewer above who says I don't know what I'm doing, that may be true. But it's ironic coming from someone claiming that a fine polish on a very soft pad "cuts insanely well".

So I have been using Meguiars products for over twenty years and they are the best products available for making your car look better than new. I have recently purchased a used 2020 F150 that had almost 100,000 miles on it and had not been well cared for. After a good wash with "Gold Class" car wash, then an application and detailing with "Ultimate Polish" and finally "Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Liquid Wax". Several people have commented that it looks brand new!I have used "Meguiars Ultimate Polish" for several years and one of the drawbacks is that you can't let it dry. Because of the stated "longer working time" I bought this as a replacement for "Ultimate Polish".I just finished using it on half the hood of a Subaru Crosstrek and "Ultimate Polish" on the other half.They look essentially the same and the "Pro Speed Polish" is definitely much more difficult to use.It takes a lot of wiping with a microfiber cloth to remove the product. Application is about the same in terms of effort. I'll stick with the "Ultimate Polish" from now on.

I used this product on my freinds black 2011 Tahoe XLT. The gloss was good, but the wipe off was a huge pain in the butt. So much so I had to use m122 to get it off. I switched over to swirlx and much better experience. IMO, the effort doesn't warrant the results. Save yourself some elbow grease.