M34 vs. M135 question.

[Precision]

Hi everyone,

Is M135 the replacement of Final Inspection(M34)? They seem pretty similar except that M135 has hydrophobic technology in it, correct me if I am wrong. I have used M34 in the past and it is a very good product.

I would spray my car with M34 and then wipe it off. Afterwards, the results are amazing. It seems like I just wax my car.

I've never tried the M135 yet but I am tempting to purchase the product and try it out. Thanks for all of the inputs.



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[Mike Phillips]

Re: M34 vs. M135 question.

M34 is Body Shop Safe while M135 is not Body Shop Safe.

As an enthusiast you can use either but in a fresh paint environment they will be using M34

[Fischer]

Re: M34 vs. M135 question.

Was is meant by body shop safe?

[Precision]

Re: M34 vs. M135 question.

Thanks for the reply Mike Phillips but just like the other guy said, body shop safe? Can you elaborate? Thanks!!!!

[Andrew C.]

Re: M34 vs. M135 question.

I'm pretty sure it means it doesn't have any silicones or any other type of chemical that would interfere with the drying/bonding of freshly sprayed paint, something most of us would probably never have to worry about.