Griot's 3 inch, or small plate and pads?

I recently used the new Meguiar's Heavy Duty Headlight Restoration Kit to sand down a pair of wasted headlights.

First I tried their system by hand for the 'experience", then I set the hand sanding block aside and simply put their 3" Unigrit Sanding Disc on the 3" Griot's Mini Polisher and let the polisher do all the work...


Like a match made in heaven...

Meguiars Heavy Duty Two Step Headlight Restoration Kit - G3000
Griots Garage Professional Random Orbital 3 Inch Polisher

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It's definitely on my wish list. I've found plenty of reasons have one since I got my 6 inch Griot's.
 
Mike,

I'm interested in more info on Dampsanding technique. For lube, are you just using water in a spray bottle? What speed setting on polisher? Just a 1000 to 3000 grit two step?

Thanks,
Joe
 
I recently purchased one, and was able to use it just the other day. IMO, it's a great machine. It felt like the tool you don't want to buy, but during certian applications you are glad you did.

While completing a Motorcycle detail, it quickly became the only tool I was holding for most of the correction.
 
HotRodJoe said:
Mike,

I'm interested in more info on Dampsanding technique. For lube, are you just using water in a spray bottle? What speed setting on polisher? Just a 1000 to 3000 grit two step?

Thanks,
Joe
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Just water for a lube by Meguiar's recommendation not to use a lube in the water as that's taken care of in the design of the medium that is used to hold or embody the abrasives on the face of the disc.

I have a very detailed article on dampsanding here,

Dampsanding Tools, Tips and Techniques by Mike Phillips



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Klasse Act said:
Well as you know or may not know, its covered under their lifetime warranty.
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Yeah but who pays for shipping both ways for failures while under their lifetime warranty?

I'd like a 3" polisher, but I want one that will be around in ten years like the rest of my shop equipment.
 
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