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Old 11-09-2006, 04:33 PM
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Mg #85 & Pc

Someone who knows if there is a bad idea with this combo:

PC/Megs polisher (G100) or any other DA polisher + purple pad + MG #85?

Someone said that it didnt work well together. i just tryed it on my wifes car, and i didnt have any problems with the combo. Does the #85 need more speed/heat than the G100 can deliver?

And one more thing, is "haze over" the same as "comletely dry"?

Not all english i cope with yet
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Someone who knows if there is a bad idea with this combo:

PC/Megs polisher (G100) or any other DA polisher + purple pad + MG #85?

Someone said that it didnt work well together. i just tryed it on my wifes car, and i didnt have any problems with the combo. Does the #85 need more speed/heat than the G100 can deliver?

And one more thing, is "haze over" the same as "comletely dry"?

Not all english i cope with yet
should work fine, put some pressure on it and just keep working it in
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Old 11-09-2006, 06:44 PM
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I always found #83 (DACP) to work rather well with the PC specifically, although a little dusty. Never bothered to try their others.
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