Meguiar’s is bringing a new generation of cutting power to the paint correction process with M111 Heavy Hitter Compound Gel, a gel-based compound designed as a successor to the infamous M101 Foam Cut Compound. Featuring AMP-Ceramic (Advanced Multi-Phased) Abrasives, M111 is engineered to deliver an incredibly high level of cut, with precision defect removal, reduced working time, and a finish that rivals a polish.

With extended work time and compatibility for use with rotary polishers, random orbital polishers, and hand application, M111 aims to combine serious correction power with impressive finishing capability.

Check out the M111 Heavy Hitter Compound Gel below!

What is AMP Ceramic Abrasives?

AMP (Advanced Multi Phased) represents Meguiar’s next generation of ceramic abrasives. They are an all-new range of micronized, engineered abrasives designed specifically to deliver maximum precision. Through an advanced manufacturing process, the abrasives are precision engineered before being incorporated into the formulation. This technology allows for faster defect removal, improved efficiency, and a superior finish.

Is this now our highest level of cut in a compound?

Yes, Heavy Hitter Compound Gel is our highest level of cutting compound we offer

How well does it finish compared to our other compounds?

Heavy Hitter Compound Gel delivers more cut with an almost polish like finish with exceptional working time

Is it paintable?

Yes, Heavy Hitter Compound Gel is safe to use in a body shop environment/fresh paint

What is the recommended method of application?

Heavy Hitter Compound Gel can be used by Rotary, Random Orbit Dual Action Polisher and by hand applications

What pads does this product work best with?

Heavy Hitter Compound Gel (M111) will yield best results when used with wool pads, cutting foam pads, and our universal microfiber pad Rotary Polisher – Wool or foam cutting pads (speed 1200-1800 rpm) DA Polisher – Microfiber or foam cutting pads (speed 4-5 setting)

How is the dusting?

Dusting is minimal, but with all compounds, do not overuse and keep pads clean during the process

How does it work on soft haze prone paint?

Really good, but as with any sensitive paint, SOP and user experience will dictate outcome

Is this a replacement for M101 and why?

You could say that, since M101 was known for great cut. This new formula takes that to the next level with cut and finish

Can it be used on fiberglass?

Yes