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Dream Maker doesn't have any Si02/silica in it and as such will be more stable over time. Bead Maker does have a small amount of Si02 in it but seems to be stable over time. A key thing to remember with detailing chemicals is to give them a shake before use. This is more important on Si02 infused products as they can settle over time.
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Re: Car Detailing - What products are your go to?
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