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I still cant figure out whats the major difference between these. I have both but have not opened the M02 yet.
Is there a better time on when to use one vs the other?
Is there a better time on when to use one vs the other?
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Re: M83 vs M02
Check out this link, this may help.
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Re: M83 vs M02
That's interesting. M02 Fine Cut Cleaner is listed as a rotary only cleaner, yet it was included with my G110 package that I bought directly from Meguiars at the Del Mar Nationals last month. Hmmmm......Originally posted by sleepy View Post
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Re: M83 vs M02
That's weird I was just thinking the same thing, I've been trying to find out what is similar to M02.
From my findings, it seems M02 is just for cutting, and M83 also has stuff in it to polish.
If I'm right, then you're LSP ready after M83, but with M02 you may need to do something else?Comment
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Re: M83 vs M02
I believe--someone please correct me if I'm wrong--that Medium Cut Cleaner (M01) and Heavy Cut Cleaner (M04) are formulated exclusively for rotary use; M02, on the other hand, has been reformulated for application by rotary, D/A, or hand. It has a cut of 5, which would make it a tad less abrasive than #83.Swirls hide in the black molecular depths, only waiting for the right time to emerge and destroy your sanity.
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