What is the difference between Metal Polish 91401 and Metal Polish 91403?
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Unable to see the part numbers that you are talking about. I havs part # 91502. This polish is a cream polish, and is for polishing and protecting fine metals and is not as abrasive as the tube type polish. I have both types of polish but numbers do not match as to what you are asking about. I use this type of polish (cream) on mu chrome wheels on my vehicle. It polishes and protects the wheels. Hope this was of some help to you. Tom
1795918
My husband is President of Maas. 91401 is the part # for a 4oz tube. 91403 is the part # for the 2oz tube. They are both the same polish but in different sizes.
1795919
Go to maas.com, they can answer this better than I can.You will be told what is best to use for all metal and polish yourjewelry.
1795920
i really do not know, but the priest that i purchased it for is really happy with the one he got and i do not know there were 2 sorry
592775
The 3 steps are just 3 different products from the 3M line that don't necessarily have to go with each other - 1) Compound 2)Polish) 3)Wax. Any step can be substituted by a comparable product.
2077432
The directions tell you not to get any on metal. I'd use rubbing or polishing compound, depending on how bad the markings are.
1212886
I believe the 31511 is the same operationally as the 31510, with a slightly higher price for the stainless steel finish. The 31512 seems to have the convection feature, so it is not identical to either of the above.
761133
I believe the main difference is that the 40160 comes with two sets of brushes. One for hardwood and laminate floors, and one for tile and grout. The color of the unit is different also. Other than that, I don't think there is any difference.
747004
I went back and read the description of the silver polish and I'm GUESSING the main difference is in the consistency. The polish is more of a liquid and the foam that is pictured (and what I have) is a dense paste that comes with a sponge. When you wet the sponge and scoop out some paste, it foams up and can be as thick or thin as you like, depending on how wet you get the sponge. Having not used the polish, I can only say I really like this form of the product and additionally, I would think this foam product would last a lot longer because you only need to use such a small amount. I hope this helps. I went back and read the description of the silver polish and I'm GUESSING the main difference is in the consistency. The polish is more of a liquid and the foam that is pictured (and what I have) is a dense paste that comes with a sponge. When you wet the sponge and scoop out some paste, it foams up and can be as thick or thin as you like, depending on how wet you get the sponge. Having not used the polish, I can only say I really like this form of the product and additionally, I would think this foam product would last a lot longer because you only need to use such a small amount. I hope... » Read More I went back and read the description of the silver polish and I'm GUESSING the main difference is in the consistency. The polish is more of a liquid and the foam that is pictured (and what I have) is a dense paste that comes with a sponge. When you wet the sponge and scoop out some paste, it foams up and can be as thick or thin as you like, depending on how wet you get the sponge. Having not used the polish, I can only say I really like this form of the product and additionally, I would think this foam product would last a lot longer because you only need to use such a small amount. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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The one I got has a polished finish. They may have other finish options, but I didn't see them.
600389
I bought the aluminum one and my friend bought the stainless-steel one. There is no functional difference. However, after a period of using, the stainless-steel is still shining just like new, but the aluminum surface has already become dull.
863418
I'm not exactly sure. I used this kit 242008 and am very happy with the results I got from it. It was done in a high traffic area and still has a real good shine.
1503875
The only difference is in packaging (not sheath). 831102 is in a box, so it sets on a shelf. 831103 has packaging for hanging on a peg-board. Same tool; same sheath; different packaging. It's a matter of retailer preference.
210640
Both are available and have different part numbers. Select antique or polished and compare numbers. I think they are also available in white. They are also available in two sizes.
182145
Neither. You likely want a "polisher" and not a grinder. Polishers are slower and variable speed. Harbor freight has one for about $30 that will work perfectly for occasional use.
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Eagle One NeverDull @ Eagle One 1035605 Nevr-Dull Wadding Polish - 5 oz.This stuff is magic in a can and it's cheap.
194746
I don't know your answer, refer to the manual.My polisher is an old, old, Sears and I was just trying to find something for it.
348435
well m205 its ultra fine polish which remove fine , miner sctratches and bring high shine from paint in same time . m205 more aggressive( very little) and shiner than m9
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The 10490 has a metal slate colored back, and the 10492 is all black (they call it smooth black). I have the 10490 and the metal slate is very industrial looking. It is more of a very, very dark blue. I like it. They have other colors as well - silver, white and champagne gold. If you look at the description on the top of the page of any of them just below the price you can click on the small icons and see the different colors and part numbers. Hope this helped!
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Really no internal difference. The only difference is the outside finish, one has a smooth shiney finish, the other has a matte finish.