06-28-09, 09:21
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Practical Perfectionist
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: NE Ohio
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Re: quick q's
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Originally Posted by Jeonsah
Hey ive been on this forum just reading a while and trying to learn how to do these kind of things. Anyways, i have just a crappy harbor freight polisher. I am looking to buy a 7424 when i get the money. Right now i can only afford the cheap stuff. So i was wondering...
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I'm guessing that the Harbor Freight polisher is a rotary. You might have trouble avoiding holograms with that.
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The car i am trying to detail has a cheap single stage paint.
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Be careful as some single stage doesn't respond well to significant polishing (other single stage handles it just fine).
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The paint is full of swirls and part of it has holograms.
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You may very well have to do the holograms by hand if you're working with a rotary. Those are *caused* by rotary work and are really just very shallow scratches.
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So i was planning on using mequiars swirl remover in order to get rid of the swirls. Anyone know if this stuff works good or not?
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I'm guessing that you're talking about #9 v2.0. It's primarily fillers and doesn't really do much swirl *removal*. Yuck, IMO. It'll just hide the problems temporarily.
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if not, what is a good product that is easily available?
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A newer-tech Meguiar's product like Scratch-X v2.0 or Swirl-X would be a lot better IMO.
Oh, and Welcome to Autopia!
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