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Re: Meguiar's professional grit guard
Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy
No offense, but tree debris isn't really "grit". Grit usually falls to the bottom of the bucket, organic matter not so much.
I was about to say this. I feel that anything heavy enough to sink to the bottom would be grit, therefore it's working perfectly. Any floaters would be minimally damaging to the paint compared to whats on the bottom of the bucket. Also very gently dip into the water and don't move the bucket around so you don't disturb the grit layer on the bottom.
Mike
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