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in that picture, there is nothing on the paint. it is just the first step of the defect removal process.
The right side was done with Meg's #83, a green edge pad and the DeWalt @ 1600
The left side was done with a sample of Tropi-care's new Swirl cutter plus, same type pad and speed.
Then wiped down with 50/50 Iso/Water
The right side was done with Meg's #83, a green edge pad and the DeWalt @ 1600
The left side was done with a sample of Tropi-care's new Swirl cutter plus, same type pad and speed.
Then wiped down with 50/50 Iso/Water
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