Scratch-X vs #9
No offense, but you are not correct on this. ScratchX is a product that contains NO fillers, and intended 100% ONLY to remove fine defects. Any paste or liquid (even water) will "fill" to some degree if not properly removed. When applying ScratchX one must simply make sure to fully wipe the product away after each go at the scratches and it will not leave any fillers. Just a more refined finish.
ScratchX isn't referred to as a filler except from people who do not know how to use the product properly.
Furthermore, a G105 does not exist...so I am guessing you are referring to the G110...which would be a better idea to buy than the G100 since it has about 25% more power and a sweet bale handle.
If you do get a G110 starting with Meguiar's M80 and M83 is probably the way to go.
ScratchX isn't referred to as a filler except from people who do not know how to use the product properly.
Furthermore, a G105 does not exist...so I am guessing you are referring to the G110...which would be a better idea to buy than the G100 since it has about 25% more power and a sweet bale handle.
If you do get a G110 starting with Meguiar's M80 and M83 is probably the way to go.

Any small foam applicator will work great.
By hand, I think ScratchX will be more effective (read:aggressive) BUT also remember that it uses diminishing abrasives, which is why it is so safe. It will break down and leave a nicer and nicer finish the longer you work it into the paint (until it becomes dry, basically).
#9 is more effective by machine, but I don't think it will work as well as scratchX by hand.
Take a minute to read this: http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/sho...light=scratchx
By hand, I think ScratchX will be more effective (read:aggressive) BUT also remember that it uses diminishing abrasives, which is why it is so safe. It will break down and leave a nicer and nicer finish the longer you work it into the paint (until it becomes dry, basically).
#9 is more effective by machine, but I don't think it will work as well as scratchX by hand.
Take a minute to read this: http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/sho...light=scratchx


