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  • #31
    Originally posted by 99GrandTouring
    I'm curious does #80 and #82 have diminishing abrasives?
    Actually do all of the professional line have diminishing abrasives, if not how can you tell?
    I believe all of the 80-series polishes have D.A.; though again I could be mistaken (just like my half-awake reply about 80/82 on the agressiveness scale -- I knew better, I swear! ).

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    • #32
      Hey,

      Each product in the 80 series intended for cleaning the paint, contains a unique diminishing abrasive tailored to that product's intended purpose. As such, depending on the aggressiveness of the product, it will start out somewhat aggressive and then break down providing a finer finish.

      Meguiar's 80 series was designed with BC/CC paint in mind. Moreover, certain products can be used with a DA, others can not.

      Meguiar's #85 Diamond Cut 2.0 and #84 Compound Power Cleaner are rotary buffer only.

      But Meguiar's #83 DACP, #82 SFP, #80 Speed Glaze can be used with the Rotary, DA, orbital or by hand.

      Meg's #81 Hand Polish can be used with the DA, orbital or by hand.

      I hope this helps!

      Tim
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      • #33
        Hey 99GrandTouring,

        The Escape looks great!!! Well done!



        Tim
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