I own the set of chemical guys products as I purchased it with the TORQ-TORQX polisher when I first started detailing. Now I'm very educated and have higher quality products and tools. I have M105, M205, D300, Menzerna SF4500, and the complete line-up of Chemical Guys V-line products. I use V36 for the clients that daily drive their vehicles and aren't seeking perfection. It's inexpensive, dusting is minimal and the work time is very long. It doesn't leave any micro marring or anything else which saves me time by not needing to perform a final polish. It's a joy to use it and I reach for it most often out of all of my polishes since my customer's cars are daily driven and they don't have a detailers eye to distinguish a 7.5/10 paint vs a 10/10 paint. I've used it on GM vehicles, Honda, Mercedes, etc. Does the job all the time and my customers are happy. My only complaint is that the bottle likes to trap air in it so it can be hard to squeeze out. You have to shake it up pretty good once its half empty. Use it with an orange foam cutting pad for cars with heavy swirling and just glide the pad over the car on the final passes. It will finish down great. When a car is black and has softer paint, I reach for a white polishing pad. I know it's not Menzerna but give it a try, chances are you'll enjoy it like I do.