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  • What to use on smaller pieces

    Hi everyone

    New to polishing and I am very confused as to what equipment to buy, I will be colour sanding and buffing a motorcycle tank, mudguards and small side panels soon after I have base and clear coated them. So the clear coat will be clean and good (I hope).

    I have done lots of reading and I think rotary would be out of my skill base, so that leave DA or perhaps an attachment for a drill or by hand. The reason I am asking is the pieces I need to do are much smaller than a car or car panels so I don't want to get equipment that is to big for the job.

    So my questions are please:

    What machine or attachment would you recommend for pieces this small?

    What pads, creams and polishes would you recommend?

    I know this question has been a lot but it is confusing for me and also given the size of the pieces, so any help or direction would be fantastic.

    Cheers

    Ian

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    Re: What to use on smaller pieces

    Most dual action polishers will have the option to buy a smaller backing plate, say 3", for use on the bike panels.

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    • #3
      Re: What to use on smaller pieces

      Hi

      Thanks very much for replying appreciate it.

      I’ll have a look into that, I am wondering if you can get mini DAs, if yes would they be just as effective.

      Cheers

      Ian

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