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Author Topic: First time with rotary: Mixed results, have some Q's  (Read 8454 times)

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Offline Mike2301

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Re: First time with rotary: Mixed results, have some Q's
« Reply #15 on: January 03, 2010, 02:07:14 PM »
I've used the edge pads with great results. I've had a bunch.. If you check out autopia you can get an idea of what you'd like to try.

Meg's are supposed to be good too, but i haven't tried them yet.

PFW is a great around pad. I like using it because you can vary the amount of cut by changing your compound/polish. I can finish out with pfw and opt finish or polish 90% of the time.

My next purchase is going to be some kompressors pads though.
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Offline Frank

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Re: First time with rotary: Mixed results, have some Q's
« Reply #16 on: January 03, 2010, 09:58:06 PM »
Looks like a PFW, some orange and white pads and maybe a blue pad are what I need to order. I also would like to try some of the 4" stuff.....damn, sooo much to buy soooo little money.  :dh:

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Re: First time with rotary: Mixed results, have some Q's
« Reply #17 on: January 04, 2010, 12:34:27 PM »
nice work on the beater  :cheers:  that clear is sooooooo  shot  :wow:

I like good wool pads on the rotary when you know you are working with a problem paint job .. Schlegel are the best for wool, been using them about 30 years ... I found the FWP has some uses but no comparison to a real wool pad ... I would also finish off with the PC and foam ... found out at SEMA, that Mike Philips also works this way ... must be an old timers method  :redneck:
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