dodo juice products-wax,polish DA-speed?

[Dude2k]

hi guy´s
im trying to find out what speed i should use on my DA(megs G220) for these dodo juice products?

Supernatrual Machine Stick wax?
Lime Prime ?
Lime Prime Lite?

and pads? finnishing for the wax and polishing for the lime prime? or?


any ideas?

Thanx
FrikkiR

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

hi guy´s
im trying to find out what speed i should use on my DA(megs G220) for these dodo juice products?

Supernatural Machine Stick wax?
Lime Prime ?
Lime Prime Lite?

and pads? finishing for the wax and polishing for the lime prime? or?


any ideas?

Thanx
FrikkiR

Hi FrikkiR,



Supernatural Machine Stick wax?
Typically you apply finishing waxes on the 3.0 to 4.0 speed setting. There's no need for high speed as you're not trying to remove defects you're only trying to spread a product out. Too slow of a speed and the pad will feel like it's lagging behind and you try to move the polisher along...


Lime Prime?
Lime Prime uses micro abrasives to abrade the paint to remove defects, anytime you're trying to remove defects, which means you're trying to remove a little paint you want to be on the 5.0 to 6.0 speed setting.


Lime Prime Lite?
Lime Prime Lite is a non-abrasive chemical cleaner and usually for products like this you don't want to be on the high speed setting but rather the 4.0 to 5.0 speed setting.



And if you're new to machine polishing using a DA Polisher watch these, especially the one on doing a Section Pass. Also, the linked to article goes over EVERYTHING involved with getting show car results using any DA Polisher and any chemical line and any pad line.

How To Remove Swirls, Scratches and Water Spots using a PC 7424XP, Meguiar's G110v2 or Griot's Garage 6" Random Orbital Polisher

Using a DA Polisher - Part 1​

[video=youtube_share;zUHRnHsSXZU]- How to remove swirls, scratches and water spots using a Porter Cable DA Polisher[/video]

Using a DA Polisher - Part 2​

[video=youtube_share;fxwlWijdIxM]- How to remove swirls, scratches and water spots using a Porter Cable DA Polisher[/video]

Using a DA Polisher - Part 3​

[video=youtube_share;9objUFdpsG4]- How to remove swirls, scratches and water spots using a Porter Cable DA Polisher[/video]



Most Important...

Here's how to do a "Section Pass" when trying to remove swirls, scratches and other below surface paint defects.

How to do a Section Pass​

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q70g83mnTn4]YouTube - How to do a "Section Pass" with a Porter Cable 7424XP[/video]

Visit Autogeek's YouTube Channel for more YouTube Videos​

The Definitive How-To Article for Removing Swirls, Scratches and Water Spots Using a Porter Cable 7424XP, G110v2 or Griot's Garage Polisher


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[Emile]

For the Lime Primes, Dodo told me to use a finishing type pad such as a Lake Country Gray pad or at most, a light polishing (no cut) pad. Both LP and LP Light are designed to be finishing polishes. You would use either LP or LP Light, but not both. Go with regular Lime Prime if you need some real abrasive paint correction, go with LP Light if you just want to remove old wax, lay down some nice glaze fillers, and prep the paint for new wax.

 

[Dude2k]

thanx dudes!
i like it how much people are willing to help and so quick!
thanx a million mates!!

FrikkiR
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[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

For the Lime Primes, Dodo told me to use a finishing type pad such as a Lake Country Gray pad or at most, a light polishing (no cut) pad.

Both LP and LP Light are designed to be finishing polishes.

You would use either LP or LP Light, but not both.

That sounds like sound advice.

One thing, for more cut you could use the Lime Prime with a polishing pad instead of a finishing pad.

See this article,

Factors that affect how aggressive or non-aggressive a product is...

 

[Dude2k]

and one quick question here.

if the lime prime is a polish , that can take away swirls and such.
but for more aggresive i can use like megs - ulimate compund or scratch x 2.0? before on more defect spots? (i ask of the meg products becouse i have them).

but will swirlX or colorX fit in that routen? may be like-

wash
clay
products - ultimate compound or scratchX 2.0?
polish - swirlX and colorX ?
polish - lime prime?
wax - supernatrual?

or am i overkilling it , and should just start with just the Dodo limeprime and supernatrualwax?
and then see if i have to use the other once?

sry for the newbie questions.. but people have to learn somehow =D


thanx mates

FrikkiR

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

and one quick question here.

if the lime prime is a polish , that can take away swirls and such.
but for more aggresive i can use like megs - ulimate compund or scratch x 2.0? before on more defect spots? (i ask of the meg products becouse i have them).

Yes, you can use the Meguair's product to remove defects... spend little time on this forum and do a little reading and you'll see they are used quite often for removing defects.

but will swirlX or colorX fit in that routen? may be like-

wash
clay
products - ultimate compound or scratchX 2.0?
polish - swirlX and colorX ?
polish - lime prime?
wax - supernatrual?

or am i overkilling it , and should just start with just the Dodo limeprime and supernatrualwax?

Overkilling it...

You want to do some testing, we call this a Test Spot, usually you would use the least aggressive product to get the job done, in fact I just posted a brand new article on that topic...

"Use the least aggressive product to get the job done"

The Lime Prime is a light swirl remover from the description, that is what SwirlX and ScratchX are. The Ultimate Compound is actually a very aggressive compound.

See this thread,

The Aggressiveness Order of SMAT Products - This might surprise you!

Super Micro Abrasive Technology = SMAT
From left to right, the most aggressive to the least aggressive SMAT products

sry for the newbie questions.. but people have to learn somehow =D


thanx mates

FrikkiR

No problemo...