firefighter12
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This is a great site, learning lots from all of the info. I am thinking of buying a DA soon and am looking for info on the different brands. It would be used for doing 20 to 30 cars a year to start.
Hello from Maine
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Mike Phillips
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Welcome to Autogeek Online!
A DA Polisher is great way to get into machine polishing... it will save you a lot of time plus give you better results faster...
About a year ago I buffed out just the hood of a car and timed myself to see how long it took to done one have by hand and one half by machine and the half I did by hand I worked the finish enough to create machine-like results.
Here's that article,
Man versus Machine
Here's a related article...
1-Step versus 3-Step Process by Hand
:welcome:
A DA Polisher is great way to get into machine polishing... it will save you a lot of time plus give you better results faster...
About a year ago I buffed out just the hood of a car and timed myself to see how long it took to done one have by hand and one half by machine and the half I did by hand I worked the finish enough to create machine-like results.
Here's that article,
Man versus Machine
Here's a related article...
1-Step versus 3-Step Process by Hand
:welcome:
Flash Gordon
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- Feb 6, 2010
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Welcome from Memphis Im the MAN
I would recommend getting the Griots DA. More power then any other + Lifetime Warranty
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I would recommend getting the Griots DA. More power then any other + Lifetime Warranty
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