Machine waxing and d1515
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shoeless89
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I would use a White LC Flat pad on speed 4-5
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Mike Phillips
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If you're working on neglected paint and trying to do correction work with a one-step cleaner/wax, also called an AIO, then you want to use the high speed setting on a DA like 5-6 with a polishing pad. You can use a cutting pad but it might leave DA Haze.
If the paint is in good shape and you're using the cleaner/wax as a maintenance wax then use the 4 setting.
See all of these articles and I cover this in my how-to book also...
The Difference Between a Cleaner/Wax and a Finishing Wax
Subtitle: How To Choose The Right Wax or Paint Sealant for your Detailing Project
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If the paint is in good shape and you're using the cleaner/wax as a maintenance wax then use the 4 setting.
See all of these articles and I cover this in my how-to book also...
The Difference Between a Cleaner/Wax and a Finishing Wax
Subtitle: How To Choose The Right Wax or Paint Sealant for your Detailing Project
Dodge Neon Extreme Makeover with Dodo Juice
KISS Detail - Extreme Makeover - Toyota Highlander
:buffing: Im the MAN :buffing: Im the MAN :buffing: Im the MAN
SON1C
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i read the cleaner wax and finishing wax mike,
i imagine many of my customers will be DD's and will need a cleaner wax, so I'd use speed 5-6 on a GG for this?
If it seems the paint is in good condition I'd definitely go with a finishing wax however
i imagine many of my customers will be DD's and will need a cleaner wax, so I'd use speed 5-6 on a GG for this?
If it seems the paint is in good condition I'd definitely go with a finishing wax however