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I bought her the Flex rotary that is slightly lighter than the PE-14. The weight (or lack there of) is nice, but it hasnt been quite as durable as my makitas or dewalts that Ive used in the past. Ive had one trigger go which was replaced under warranty, and the soft start has been acting up...

I bought her the lightweight rotary. Yeah that would be awesome, the dealers not looking for every scratch removed, but they want them improved quite a bit. These cars aren't coming in trashed, but their detailers just wash and throw some wax on the cars, so this dealership with about 400 used...

Would both of those best be hand applied or buffer or DA?

Awesome! Ill give those a try! Thanks for the advice!

My wife works with me too and does most of the touch up. She can use a buffer, but cant hold it very long. I bought her a lightweight flex buffer, but she is still limited in using it, hence another incentive to reducing buffing scratches on black vehicles as well...

Permanent would be great, but a few months would work too.

Thanks for the comments! On the first pass there was a bit of residue left, on the second pass there was nothing left. On my first attempt with the product I prepped the panel how I would prep a panel to repaint. When my results turned out bad I called the owner and he said I had to follow the...

I actually buy quite a few products from autogeek and get their newsletter with great discounts, and its how I knew about this forum... If they had a product like this I definitely would have ordered it from them... :) Is this forum for only products they sell? If so sorry for posting here!

Hey guys, First off I wanted to introduce myself! Im not a detailer, but I do on site paint repair for dealerships in my area. That does involve a lot of buffing and touch up. Unfortunately, dealers dont want to pay the costs of a full paint correction, so I mostly spot buff scratches and...