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Meguiars Pro Speed Compound removes deep scratches, acid rain or severe swirls/holograms. Fast cutting compound with advanced technology. Quick removal of 1200 grit and finer sanding marks for easier polishing. Works great on fresh & cured paints.

Mirror Glaze Ultra Pro Speed Compound - Heavy Cut, High Gloss - 32oz Meguiars M110 Mirror Glaze Ultra Pro Speed Compound is the next evolution in advanced cutting compounds. Formulated with professional body shops and detailers in mind, this all-new formula delivers a quick and heavy cut and high gloss depth of shine at the same time. Pro Speed Compound has a long work cycle with the ability to remove up to 1,200 grit sanding marks while delivering an extremely high gloss finish.

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