Is Meguiars Marine line SMAT compounds?

[Jomax]

Are they SMAT or a diminishing product? Used Meguiars #67 one step Marine Compound for a test spot and was wondering if I needed to prime the pad. The compound worked AMAZING. Why doesnt AG carry it??

 

[Jomax]

Bump

 

[BillE]

Pretty sure DAT. At least that's how they seem to work.

Priming...using foam? Never hurts.
Bill

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

I think the newer compounds like M67 and M91. At this time I don't see M67 on the store page but we do have a lot of Meguiar's Marine including the M91


Meguiar's Marine Line



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[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

Pretty sure DAT. At least that's how they seem to work.

Priming...using foam? Never hurts.
Bill

Doesn't hurt with any product on any pad with DA Polishers. When using rotary buffers I personally prefer to use the 10 @ 10 Technique.

I show this technique in this video,

Tips for using a Rotary Buffer and the Flex 3401 on vertical panels
[video=youtube_share;gc_umhlote4&hd=1"]Tips for using a Rotary Buffer and the Flex 3401...[/video]​

The 10 @ 10 technique for picking up a bead of product with a rotary buffer

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[Jomax]

I think the newer compounds like M67 and M91. At this time I don't see M67 on the store page but we do have a lot of Meguiar's Marine including the M91


Meguiar's Marine Line



:xyxthumbs:

Thanks Mike

 

[Jomax]

Pretty sure DAT. At least that's how they seem to work.

Priming...using foam? Never hurts.
Bill

I'm using a foam pad.