My 1st experience with a machine buffer
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07-02-2011, 02:47 PM
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RE: My 1st experience with a machine buffer
(07-02-2011 10:13 AM)Wells Wrote: It looks good Zaid, a badly damaged hood may just require a second or third hit to get perfect, or those scratches are that deep that they wont budge without you striking through, general rule of thumb (nail ) Thanks buddy The hood was really a nightmare. Yes, I used the zenith technique from Dave KG's guide on DetailingWorld.co.uk My polisher( a Clarke) has 1000-3000 rpm (6 speed). I got it going from 1 (1000) to 3 and back. It took me a half-day for that. May be I need to do some wetsanding to level the surface. It's got some orange peel too. any ideas By the way, is wetsanding the only way to remove orange peel? Is there a best way to westand? The pads I used are: White and Pink-jpg May be the pads lacked the compounding power in the first instance? i look forward to hear from you. many thanks. Regards |
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My 1st experience with a machine buffer - zckid - 04-02-2011, 08:24 PM
RE: My 1st experience with a machine buffer - Wells - 07-02-2011, 10:13 AM
RE: My 1st experience with a machine buffer - zckid - 07-02-2011 02:47 PM
RE: My 1st experience with a machine buffer - Carn - 07-02-2011, 06:24 PM
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