Whitethunder46- Most products will break down at any speed (at least the products I use) but higher speeds generally make for more aggressive work and are thus mostly used for major correction. Lower speeds are more gentle and are usually used for finer/final polishing operations.
There are a few weird situations like 1z polishes where high speeds (or even "normal for rotaries" speeds are too fast and break the abrasives down *too fast* for them to do the most effective correction, but those oddballs are very uncommon; 1z is the only product like that that I ever use.
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Originally Posted by velobard
I'd still like to hear whether anyone has problems running it at lower speeds.
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No problems here, not that I've used it all that much so far.