HUMP DIESEL
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- Dec 2, 2013
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I had a funny thing happen last night while working on a black Grand National. The paint is soft, and mars easily. I also am getting paint readings that are lower than I would like to be able to go with a heavier compound.
The past evening, I decided to try something different. I grabbed my Rupes 21, and a Meguiars Micro-Fiber finishing pad with Optimum Hyper Polish. My thought was that I have heard that you can vary the cutting ability of the Hyper Polish with the additional cut of the Finishing Disc without going too heavy. I primed the pad and worked at speed 3 until the polish started to break down. I then left the residue and grabbed a Megs black finishing foam thin disc. I spritz a very small dot of Hyper Polish and then started to work the rest of the residue at speed 3. Last two passes, I dropped to speed 2, and kept my arm speed low.
This combo seems to be the ticket that this car likes. I will take pics of a section giving a before and after and post those later.
Try this combo on your next soft paint to see what you think.
HUMP
The past evening, I decided to try something different. I grabbed my Rupes 21, and a Meguiars Micro-Fiber finishing pad with Optimum Hyper Polish. My thought was that I have heard that you can vary the cutting ability of the Hyper Polish with the additional cut of the Finishing Disc without going too heavy. I primed the pad and worked at speed 3 until the polish started to break down. I then left the residue and grabbed a Megs black finishing foam thin disc. I spritz a very small dot of Hyper Polish and then started to work the rest of the residue at speed 3. Last two passes, I dropped to speed 2, and kept my arm speed low.
This combo seems to be the ticket that this car likes. I will take pics of a section giving a before and after and post those later.
Try this combo on your next soft paint to see what you think.
HUMP