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When would I use one or the other, M34 or M135?
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Re: M34 or M135
I use the Final Inspection (M34) to prime buffing pads only...M135 for typical Quik Detailer uses.Originally posted by AeroCleanse View Post -
Re: M34 or M135
Also you should use #34 to remove light dust before any paint correction steps.
For claying, #34 would be preferable. #135 is too slick for claying IMHO.
For fresh, uncured paint #34 should be used instead of #135 since it is body shop safe.
To maintain a waxed surface I would go with #135 for the increased gloss and slickness.
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Re: M34 or M135
I use M34 for quick detailing kinda like waterless wash on my car. M135 I use it after a wash like a spray wax type. As I want to fully utilize the Hydrophobic water beading on my car's paint.Comment
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Re: M34 or M135
yup same as me here. M34 to prime buffing pads or even applicator foam and M135 for quik detailing.Comment
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