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okay at work today i asked my freind who works in detailing is the the rotary good he said yes the problem is people do not know how to use it. also the reason why it hops is a dry pad??? should i stay with this or buy a new polisher?? i just ordered pads through this web site so i don't know if if could return them?? the good news is i work for mercedes and the truck comes every monday filled with mequiar's products.
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Just practice with it before going at your paint. It's a very useful tool, but it takes some work with it before you will get comfortable. Hang on to it, try it out, get the feel, then apply what you learned on your test panel or spare car to your finish. Don't be scared, just work on your technique and get the feel of it before working on your finishes. -
Practice on wifes car, then do your car.
I just got my G100, and that's what I've been doing lol. Practicing on her car, and then after the class at Meguiars on Apr 2 I'll do mine
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You have just purchased a rotary buffer. If you have never used a rotary buffer before, then you'll want to watch our,Originally posted by 91 vette
okay i just bought is this 7'' SIX SPEED BUFFER/SANDER/POLISHER is this okay??? now for the pads. what should i get for putting on and taking off polish and wax? my white vette is pretty much has perfect paint. my jeep has some swirl scratches i bought the #80 speed glaze what pads do i need for this??
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I would highly recommend find a car or a hood off a car to practice on before working on anything that is important to you. By this I mean, find something you can practice on that it won't matter if you make a mistake.
If your goal is a flawless finish, then sooner or later you should consider purchasing a G100 Dual Action Polisher as it's pretty hard to beat the swirl free results the oscillating action of this tool produces.
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