hay i am new to this, i just baught a dewalt hight speed and i like eched into the paint with my car like where you can trace the lines dose anybody know what i mean, like its not burned but ya, please help me, pm me if you can help me out thank you very much
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Originally posted by 07black_gt View Post
hey i am new to this, i just bought a dewalt hight speed and i like etched into the paint with my car like where you can trace the lines. Does anybody know what i mean, like its not burned but ya, please help me, pm me if you can help me out thank you very much
This is a loaded question, as there is no short answer. The lines are holograms instilled by your rotary machine. Most peeps will advise to obtain an orbital machine, as opposed to a rotary. Rotarys generate much more heat/friction than an orbital. It's possible to achieve a good finish with a rotary, but that takes a lot of skill/knowledge. Even highly skilled detailers will finish with an orbital.
Instead of me writing a book to describe techniques on how to achieve a flawless, showroom finish with a rotary, I would advise to just get an orbital, and go from there.
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Originally posted by Fly Bye View Post
This is a loaded question, as there is no short answer. The lines are holograms instilled by your rotary machine. Most peeps will advise to obtain an orbital machine, as opposed to a rotary. Rotarys generate much more heat/friction than an orbital. It's possible to achieve a good finish with a rotary, but that takes a lot of skill/knowledge. Even highly skilled detailers will finish with an orbital.
Instead of me writing a book to describe techniques on how to achieve a flawless, showroom finish with a rotary, I would advise to just get an orbital, and go from there.
Welcome to the board
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