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    Just got a PC and was just wondering what speed I should start with and if it is okay to go to 6 on these products?



    SSR 2.5

    SSR1

    AIO

    P21S

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    Nattys?

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    Thanks in advance!:bounce

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    1- yes



    2- yes



    3- 4



    4- no



    5- no



    6- no



    7- no

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    Use the higher speeds for your compunds and polishes, middle speed (4-5ish) for sealants (a la AIO) and lower speeds (2-4) for waxes and LSP`s. :xyxthumbs:
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    There is no reason to go to speed 6 with an LSP.
    Paul...

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    Paul,



    I haven`t tried it before, but how would you think that speed would affect the application of pure carnubas?
    -Glenn Jr.

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    I don`t know, I`ve never tried it either. The higher speeds on the PC are for working in a product like a polish or cleaner. You don`t need to "work in" an LSP. All you need to do is cover the surface with it. So any low speed is perfectly adequate. The higher speeds wouldn`t have any advantage with LSPs that I can see.
    Paul...

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    `95 Nissan Maxima SE - white - slathered with Pinnacle Paste Glaz - RIP

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    I work most polishes at a speed of 5 and sometimes go up to 6 on the last slow pass to make sure I break the abrasives down. Products like VM and AIO, I use a speed of 5 and 4.5 to apply NXT Wax.
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    Thanks for the info!



    Hopefully the weather will be nice this weekend, will try to post some pics. Heard that we`re suppose to get more some tomorrow.

 

 

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