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Please include pad, tool, (PC/Rotary) and speed used
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7#83 DACP14.29%1#80 Speed Glaze71.43%5#82 Swirl Free Polish14.29%1Other (please specify)0.00%0Last edited by gofastman; Aug 10, 2006, 06:43 PM.VTEC: all the lag, none of the turbo -
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please only vote if you post pad and tool used!!!VTEC: all the lag, none of the turboComment
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Thats a pretty wide open question.
If you went and used some old fashioned compound and a wool pad on a rotary, then you might well need a rotaryand a wool pad all over again to get rid of it, but with something like #4, or #84, etc.
If by compound you mean something like #2 or #84 applied properly wit ha foam pad, then a PC and #83 or a PC and #80 would be used with a 8006 foam pad, and in most cases that would be fine.
Perhaps a little more info on what you are working on, or what process you are imagining using would be best.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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By compounding I mean levaling "serious" surface defects, I think around here most would use a w-7000 pad and #84 or #83Originally posted by Murr1525
Thats a pretty wide open question.
If you went and used some old fashioned compound and a wool pad on a rotary, then you might well need a rotaryand a wool pad all over again to get rid of it, but with something like #4, or #84, etc.
If by compound you mean something like #2 or #84 applied properly wit ha foam pad, then a PC and #83 or a PC and #80 would be used with a 8006 foam pad, and in most cases that would be fine.
Perhaps a little more info on what you are working on, or what process you are imagining using would be best.VTEC: all the lag, none of the turboComment
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