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Puckman · 03-16-08, 08:06

smprince handled just about everything I could think of and is good advice.

After looking at your video I think your technique looks good - especially if you're new to the machine. I work the product a little slower but that's just me and it also depends on the product/pad/work area.

Between the color of the vehicle and the lighting angle of the video I can't tell how the product is breaking down. Einszett MP is rich in lubricants and contains some carnauba however when I've used it it flashed over a bit quicker for me although you may have more on the pad than I can tell from the video.

In summary, I move a little slower with my lateral motions, keep the pad flat and check for heat when your first starting out.

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Puckman Registered User Puckman is offline Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 363	Re: Rotary (new) User (Video inside) smprince handled just about everything I could think of and is good advice. After looking at your video I think your technique looks good - especially if you're new to the machine. I work the product a little slower but that's just me and it also depends on the product/pad/work area. Between the color of the vehicle and the lighting angle of the video I can't tell how the product is breaking down. Einszett MP is rich in lubricants and contains some carnauba however when I've used it it flashed over a bit quicker for me although you may have more on the pad than I can tell from the video. In summary, I move a little slower with my lateral motions, keep the pad flat and check for heat when your first starting out.