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I have been using #3 for a long time but after using # 80 side by side on different applications with #3 i might say good by to an old friend# 80 just give a little deeper shine than #3 on black.
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Re: # 3 vs # 80
Among the main differences, #3 is a cleaner, while #80 is a cleaner/polish. So on black, the extra polishing oils are likely standing out to you.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
Re: # 3 vs # 80
all the info i have on # 3 machine glaze claims to have penetrating nutrients and feeder oils to out shine all other machine applied polishes,glazes,waxes and sealantsOriginally posted by murr1525 View PostComment
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Re: # 3 vs # 80
Perhaps I am thinking of the wrong product number....2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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Re: # 3 vs # 80
Yup.. I was thinking of #2....2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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Re: # 3 vs # 80
ahh 3 has been around a long time and to me # 80 is very similar with a little kick almost gives the paint a shell like feel with a glass look on old lacquer.Originally posted by murr1525 View PostComment
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Re: # 3 vs # 80
Originally posted by SHYNEMAN123 View Post
For me M03 Machine Glaze is one heck of a product, I think it outperforms M80 in that matter.
I currently I'm trying to work M03 with the Rotary Machine, this products changes dramatically on the results it leaves behind when used by the DA compared to the Rotary. The depth and wet looks that you get using this product is amazing
How are you comparing these two products? Do both sides are perfect? No scratches? No swirls?Comment
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Re: # 3 vs # 80
#3 Machine Glaze is a non-abrasive pure polish, it contains no ingredients with the intended purpose of abrading paint.
M80 is a cleaner/polish, it does contain diminishing abrasives with a rich concentration of the polishing oils like found in #3
Completely different types of polishes.
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