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abbeysdad · 08-26-06, 08:06

Thank-you for the responses.

!@#$ Oh well. I guess I sgould have ordered in along with the rest. I was almost ready to click 'add to cart' when I noticed the 'recommended to be used with a rotary polisher' so I didn't order:
Optimum Hyper Compound

I'm fairly new to polishing and w/o going overboard I'm trying to have the appropriate combinations on hand, so for example, I'm not pushing a finer polish on a cutting pad to do a job that really requires (or would be easier with) more agressive compound. I may even eventually get a rotary too...but I want to get real comfortable with the PC 7424 DA first and there are so many combinations of pads and polishes/compounds. This whole polishing thing seems like one of those combinations of art and science.

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abbeysdad Registered User abbeysdad is offline Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Upstate New York Posts: 813	Thank-you for the responses. !@#$ Oh well. I guess I sgould have ordered in along with the rest. I was almost ready to click 'add to cart' when I noticed the 'recommended to be used with a rotary polisher' so I didn't order: Optimum Hyper Compound I'm fairly new to polishing and w/o going overboard I'm trying to have the appropriate combinations on hand, so for example, I'm not pushing a finer polish on a cutting pad to do a job that really requires (or would be easier with) more agressive compound. I may even eventually get a rotary too...but I want to get real comfortable with the PC 7424 DA first and there are so many combinations of pads and polishes/compounds. This whole polishing thing seems like one of those combinations of art and science.