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26th April 2009, 07:56

craig180^p

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Reducing polish dush

Put simply is there any way I can reduce dust from polish while machine polishing?

Yesterday for the first time I used my Megs G220 and AG UDS but there was a stupid amount of dust!

If no way of reducing dust what polishes have less dust residue?

Black car btw and soft cutting pad

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