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raadkins16 · 03-24-08, 12:42

I have been using my Hitachi rotary more recently and decided to dedicate it to the large areas and less cury tight spots I have on my cars. Since I am new to the rotary I did not want to take the chance. I pull out my PC with 4 inch pads for all the tight areas as it is a bit safer (you still need to be careful) and can really do some great correction. I feel better about this. This works great for the weekend warrior or enthusiast who has no time constraints. Obviously pro's have the experience and need to get it done quicker. Many would say I should learn to use the rotary properly and do it all the tight spots as well, but just do what works best for you and keeps the paint as safe as possible!

03-24-08, 12:42	#9 (permalink)
raadkins16 Registered User raadkins16 is offline Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Richmond VA Posts: 79	Re: Rotary and smaller sections/panels I have been using my Hitachi rotary more recently and decided to dedicate it to the large areas and less cury tight spots I have on my cars. Since I am new to the rotary I did not want to take the chance. I pull out my PC with 4 inch pads for all the tight areas as it is a bit safer (you still need to be careful) and can really do some great correction. I feel better about this. This works great for the weekend warrior or enthusiast who has no time constraints. Obviously pro's have the experience and need to get it done quicker. Many would say I should learn to use the rotary properly and do it all the tight spots as well, but just do what works best for you and keeps the paint as safe as possible!