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So I guess their's no real benefits in using a DA as opposed to a rotary ? How about for applying LSP's ?

Hi everyone The more time I spend on this forum the more I wonder if I should buy a DA polisher. I already own a couple of circular polishers and know how to use them. But I have never tried a DA. So I would like to know if their would be any beneffits in getting a DA since I already have...

OC I agree with you because being efficient matters when you are doing it for money. But now that I do it for fun being efficient is not that important anymore. Having an excuse to spend more time on my car is what matters now lolll !

But why ? Is it going to dry too fast or will it overheat ? Thanks

Hi everyone I think I had a brain fart yesterday. I was looking at my new/used caliber that I just bought from the dealer. I had told the salesman not to touch it (Dealership detailers are not awarded the time or meterials to do a proper job) but they tried to buff it anyway. So as I looked at...

Beer is beer so any will do on a hot summer day.

Unfortunatlly a lot of bodyshops don't seem to know their trade. I had one that put a about three inches thick of bondo on my car. When it started to flake off, I made time and fixed it myself. I thought I would save time by going to a body shop after a bad accident, guess I was wrong lol...

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How did u do that ?

nice car and black is the nicest color but maintenance intensive but if he's going to retire he'll have plenty of time to detail it lucky man lol

nice work

I would say if you were looking for a Flex or a Rotary, why not just get the Flex Rotary? I agree I don't understand this whole debate of rotary versus DA. I learned to buff cars with a rotary (B&D buffmaster and then air powered polishers) and from what I hear on this site, I would never...

yes a hot surface does grab more that's why when I did my girlfriend's car i kept the revs on the low side and I wasn't completly in the sun.

how about using it with an heavy cutting foam pad like ccs yellow or g mop from farecla ? 'cause I don't like wool pads. Too many bad experiences with them lol.

I really like that one lol

thanks guys for your replies but today I went out and tried their products on my girlfriend's black 2002 civic (in a semi-shaded area of my driveway) I figured that I could not make it worst than it is (was). I did a short prep (wash), skipped the clay, and started with ssr1, rewashed the car...

Hi everyone I have a quick question. I just purchased a few poorboy products (ssr1, pro polish, black hole ...) and I am wondering if it's safe to use them under the sun with a rotary ? Thanks guys

hi Silver will never shine as much as well done black car but it will never look as bad as a neglected black car. It's a great color if you don't want to waste time to maintain it. Then again if you on this forum you're probably as crazy as me lol.

It’s funny how detailing for money and detailing for fun are different. Now that I do it for fun I seem to actually enjoy it a whole lot more. So I thought I would compare the two. Detailing for money You’re on the clock The costumer is never satisfied You work on awesome cars You work on...

I used to detail professionally and always used a rotary so I don’t know what kind of results u can get with a PC. But a rotary is, I think, the way to go because you need to generate some heat for some products to work.