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12-16-05, 11:14
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blueangelfightr is offline
Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Northern NJ Posts: 45 | Yep, another newbie...
Hey guys!
I just came over here to get some info and hang around to get some info on how to make my car look better. I'm an active member on SVTperformance.com and mustangforums.com. I have a 2002 Mustang GT vert, which happens to be black. I have a ton of swirls, but my SSR 2.5, SSR 1, Poorboys BLUE, and my other little stuff came in today.  And I have a buffer so everything should come out right. Well, just wanted to say hi. See ya around.
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12-16-05, 11:17
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Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Port St. Lucie FL Posts: 1,746 | THat combo should turn out really nice. Ill be awaiting your post in the click and brag section. Good luck with your detail and welcome to the forum!
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12-16-05, 09:57
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Originally Posted by Neothin THat combo should turn out really nice. Ill be awaiting your post in the click and brag section. Good luck with your detail and welcome to the forum! | Thanks. I'm trying to wait for a day when it's not 30 degrees out. If I have to wait until spring, thats fine by me. The car is in a garage and is not leaving anytime soon anyway. Can't wait till spring though. Then it's out for about 8 months.
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12-17-05, 03:54
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Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Port St. Lucie FL Posts: 1,746 | you could move to where I am and have it out year long 
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12-17-05, 06:12
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If you have a garage, why wait until spring | |
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12-17-05, 05:01
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Originally Posted by Lowejackson Welcome to Autopia
If you have a garage, why wait until spring | Because #1 it's not heated yet. So whatever temperature it is outside the garage is the same. And #2 because the car cover didn't come in yet so the car will just get dust all over it if I do it now.
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12-17-05, 05:29
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Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Stevens Point, WI Posts: 6,888 | You say you have a buffer...
If it's just some cheap buffer from WalMart or something, you may want to reconsider using that. The cheap polishers often have so little torque that they bog down if you apply any pressure on the pad. You won't get that "ton of swirls" out without some pressure.
And what kind of pads do you have to use with this buffer?
SSR2.5/SSR1/Nattys Blue should turn out fantastic. I also anxiously await your pictures.  to Autopia! 
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12-17-05, 08:29
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Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Northern NJ Posts: 45 | Actually it's not a cheap buffer. It's a PC 7424. I have yellow pads, orange pads, black pads, white pads, and blue pads. Does anyone know what speed I should set the buffer at for this? I was thinking mildly high.
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12-18-05, 01:55
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Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Stevens Point, WI Posts: 6,888 | Anytime you're polishing swirls out, use speed 5 or 6. The lower speeds will take forever to break down the abrasives.
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12-18-05, 05:07
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Originally Posted by White95Max Anytime you're polishing swirls out, use speed 5 or 6. The lower speeds will take forever to break down the abrasives. | Ok, sounds good. Thank you. 
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