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07-03-2021, 10:08 PM | #3 |
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Re: Polisher recommendations
Have you buffed a vehicle with a rotary buffer before? If not I would practice on some some old fenders and doors. Very easy to burn paint with the wrong technique and wrong products. When I do a car of unknown prior paint treatments I try the least aggressive and work up in aggressiveness. Rotary buffers are very unforgiving .
It's a lot more complicated today buffing there are multitudes of products and pads from very aggressive to super soft. So a combination of pad and product can make a mess or come out perfect. That being said I use a Makita 9227 rotary and Flex 3401 orbital . Sometimes it’s better to lightly sand with 1500 or finer paper then buff . I stripped the repaint and sealer then buffed the original paint with a rotary wool pad and ultra cut then hit with a polish pad and swirl remover . Finished with the orbital with a wax pad and Griots Complete polish and then wax .
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