Recent content by Fine Shine

2011 Superleggera

I'm in my friend

Problem solved!!!!!! I had to pull out the ball bearing where you screw in your backing plate. Under there you will find a socket. Tighten it and good as new.

The head of the machine where the counterweight lives.

I'm just making sure I didn't vibrate it loose. It started acting funny, I pulled off the plastic head cover and noticed that the screws were coming loose. Thats when I saw the components inside the housing wobbled a bit

Are the components inside the housing supposed to be a little loose? It jiggles a little

I recommend that every newbie should attend a detailing school or class if possible. I attended a school two years ago and it helped out alot. They of course are expensive, but it will cut down on the learning curve a little bit. The school or class will help you fine tune everything you have...

I appreciate the replies. How is the correction ability of Optimum's compared to Meg's?

I use twin halogen lamps and a LED light around my head. So far so good. I have the Sun Gun on the way to me. I will post my opinion when I receive it.

Is there a compound or compounds you would recommend for the very dry climate here in Vegas. I enjoy using the M105 - M205 combo, but I would like a little more working time than what M105 is giving me. Thank you in advance.

I would purchase both. Flex or Makita rotary for paint correction and jeweling, and a Porter Cable for glazing and waxing.

I just wanted to say hello to all of the forum members, Autogeek and to you mr. Phillips. With all of your advice and articles, my skills are heading in a positive direction. I also wanted to introduce everyone to my part-time detailing business(for now) called Fine Shine Auto Detail. I'm...