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keep_it_clean · 03-14-07, 10:57

i found it kinda of easy to learn. cause i did not have anyone standing over me telling me how much could get damaged. so i was relaxed and calm. after i had been using it for like 2 months and was comfortable with it to use on any car that came my way then someone told me how much damage could be done with it and that made me nervous and started to doubt my abilities. i got over it. it really it not that hard to learn a rotary without causing damage. just remember because it can run at 3000rpm's dose not mean it HAS to. 1500rpm's at most make sure you have enough product to keep pad and surface lubricated and DO NOT let it sit in one spot. KEEP IT MOVING. and you can move it alot faster than you can a DA polisher.

03-14-07, 10:57	#6 (permalink)
keep_it_clean Registered User keep_it_clean is offline Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 126	Re: From PC to Rotary... i found it kinda of easy to learn. cause i did not have anyone standing over me telling me how much could get damaged. so i was relaxed and calm. after i had been using it for like 2 months and was comfortable with it to use on any car that came my way then someone told me how much damage could be done with it and that made me nervous and started to doubt my abilities. i got over it. it really it not that hard to learn a rotary without causing damage. just remember because it can run at 3000rpm's dose not mean it HAS to. 1500rpm's at most make sure you have enough product to keep pad and surface lubricated and DO NOT let it sit in one spot. KEEP IT MOVING. and you can move it alot faster than you can a DA polisher.