pinnacle advavced swirl remover
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Mike Phillips
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- Dec 5, 2022
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I have not used them side-by-side so it's hard to compare them without doing this with some type of control.
The Pinnacle Advanced Swirl Remover will pull #2000 grit sanding marks fairly easily out of most paint systems, it can be used by rotary of any of the DA's. I used it recently with a Flex 3401 on a 1964 GTO that had lots of light swirls but lots of deep RIDS, it remove all the light swirls with no problem and I didn't expect it to remove the RIDS as they were deep enough that the only way to really remove them will be to use the Feathersanding technique.
Both the Pinnacle Advanced Swirl Remover and the Advanced Finishing Polish are very concentrated, so don't over use them. These two products use diminishing abrasives and one of the keys to getting great results with a diminishing abrasive product is to work it until the diminishing abrasives have fully broken down.
You need to work these product until there is just a light film left on the surface and then stop buffing.
The Pinnacle Advanced Swirl Remover will pull #2000 grit sanding marks fairly easily out of most paint systems, it can be used by rotary of any of the DA's. I used it recently with a Flex 3401 on a 1964 GTO that had lots of light swirls but lots of deep RIDS, it remove all the light swirls with no problem and I didn't expect it to remove the RIDS as they were deep enough that the only way to really remove them will be to use the Feathersanding technique.
Both the Pinnacle Advanced Swirl Remover and the Advanced Finishing Polish are very concentrated, so don't over use them. These two products use diminishing abrasives and one of the keys to getting great results with a diminishing abrasive product is to work it until the diminishing abrasives have fully broken down.
You need to work these product until there is just a light film left on the surface and then stop buffing.