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i think the PC will be disapointing compared to the rotary. if you have room in your budget the GG6 on Rupes Duetto will work better for you.

killer job!!!! i have an 11 second Grand National coming in soon, crossing my fingers to get close to the same results.

for sure. I have a massive amount of small stuff to polish, so i'll definitely be putting it through the paces.

after doing research I'm getting the Rupes mini next week to replace me PC.

Bates, I wear them 12-17 hours a day 5 days a week.

To me it's totally worth it My method: rinse, to remove loose debris foam, I usually let it sit for a minute wash, normal 2 bucket method rinse dry

i've been slowly using it, mostly on big flat panels(i stay away from edges for now). i've only managed to cut out light/moderate scratches, i then follow up with the rupes to cut it out the rest then polish.

I'm running my PC a a dedicated 3 inch now, but i can only use it for 10 minutes before my hands start to go numb.

looking to get a dedicated 3 inch polisher that runs smoother than the PC. GG 3inch: like the price and the smaller size Rupes LHR75E: expensive, but tons of power(so i've heard) Rupes LHR75 Pneumatic: i like the size, i have access to a large compressor to run it. are the rupes units or...

i've been using my Rpues 15 for about a year now and i really enjoy it. my only issue is most of my work is heavy paint correction (average 20-30 hours on the paint alone) and i feel like the Rupes is falling short in its correction speed. i have a hand full of compounds and pads trying to find...

I used SmArnold brushes for a while, they work well for the price. i recently invested in Wheel Woolies and will never look back. i have the 3 pack and the 12inch angled brush, they are awesome!!

Ceriglass is hard to remove when dry, i usually try and spray it with water throughout the buffing cycle. if it drys out i'll spray the area down with water and run the machine over is lightly to rewet the polish. you should wait until most of the polish is removed before using IPA. the glass...

i've had a rotary polisher sitting around for a few months and picked it up a few times, but don't have the confidence with it to use it on customer cars. are there any AZ locals that feel like giving a crash course in rotary compounding? i will supply all of my own materials and tools, i am...

i have no idea if it's his method. yes i us MF as my media, they are 600gsm 16x16 towels, they hold a told of water and are super soft. i use the same towels to dry vehicle i do regular washes. i use 2-4 towels per vehicle depending on the size and how dirty. i have been wanting to mix ONR in...

On vehicles that are a little more than dusty i ;hose the car down, wash the wheels wet with normal wheel brushes the wheel soap, then go over the wet car with ONR using 1 bucket (i use microfiber towels for ONR, they don't release dirt easily), dry with quick detailer and an ultra plush microfiber.

^^ I agreed, replacing the cleaner/wax with a medium polish (I use Menz 2500 or Rupes UHS). When applied with a DA will give you better correction over a cleaner.

I have been researching and reading up on the coating process, but unfortunately I had to apply the coating at home without access to my temp gun of an a/c unit to cool off my garage. Thank you for the reply, I will get the hood re wrapped and try again when it's cooler outside.

i applied Cquartz to my wife's satin black wrap today and got really bad results. the surface temp was about 100 degrees so I applied to a mall section and after a few section passed wiped it off. after doing the hood there were streaks and high spots all over the surface that wouldn't level...

i am going to be doing some test/display panels with CQuartz and had an 1400w IR curing lamp fall into my lap. what is the cure time and target temp of CQuartz UK?

I ended up using HD Cut on a Meguiars MF cutting disc followed by HD Speed on a Rubes yellow pad. I will start to play with other combo's but i think this will be my go to from now on.