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Easy to use and silicone free as far
as I know. I would bet that repair shops clean, clean and grind all old areas back to degree that there will be no problems with any product used on a surface. There are so many contaminants floating around that a repair shop must go through a careful cleaning of the damaged area before any work is started. So, I doubt that it makes any difference as to the brand/type of polish used. Your opinion may vary. Jump in. Bob |
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