With each of the cleaners, you work them for awhile, and at some point you need to stop and remove that product and then possibly freshly reapply/rework (if the results are not enough the first time).
Do you have any general guidelines for each type to help tell when "enough" productive time has passed? And, are there different guidelines for the DAT (diminishing) cleaners vs the new SMAT (micro-abrasive) cleaners? I have always just done what feels right, with no real guideline or test.
I am mostly interested in guidelines for hand application and DAOrbitor application, but am sure others would be interested for rotary as well.
Do you have any general guidelines for each type to help tell when "enough" productive time has passed? And, are there different guidelines for the DAT (diminishing) cleaners vs the new SMAT (micro-abrasive) cleaners? I have always just done what feels right, with no real guideline or test.
I am mostly interested in guidelines for hand application and DAOrbitor application, but am sure others would be interested for rotary as well.
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