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#9 and #9 2.0 most definitely have abrasive content.



So does PPCL, it has clay in it . . . i'd call clay abrasive personally, but it you believe what CMA / Pinnacle says about it you'd think it was a nice soft lotion that your paint absorbs and . . . :rolleyes:
 
2.0 leaves less residue, and is a little easier to work with (in general). I'm sure there's some other differences, but these have been my personal experiences. I'd say get the 2.0 if possible...
 
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<em class='bbc'>Originally posted by puterbum [/i]
<strong class='bbc'>#9 and #9 2.0 most definitely have abrasive content.

So does PPCL, it has clay in it . . . i'd call clay abrasive personally, but it you believe what CMA / Pinnacle says about it you'd think it was a nice soft lotion that your paint absorbs and . . . :rolleyes: [/b]</blockquote>
hahaha
 
Just signed up on here in search of info in order to make our lives easier and our cars cleaner. I've been in the retail car business for the last 15 years. Currently I run a small used car dealership in Becker MN, www.integritymotorsmn.com.

We love cars and get a lot of satisfaction out of restoring and selling them. Looks like a wealth of info on this site, I'm excited to dig in.

Thanks for all of the effort!
 
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