chip douglas
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I wonder, has anyone used #83 at 1300-1400 rpm with Meg's finishing pad, as a one successful step ?
The reason I ask is I used it today on a car whose paint is a repaint (red), and 98% of cobwebs are gone now, leaving a rich red sheen:up
I found that at 1400 rpm it buffs longer and as a result cuts more, thus making the finish look real fine.
Let me know if some of you experimented that too
P.S. I'm using a *rotary buffer* NOT a D.A.
The reason I ask is I used it today on a car whose paint is a repaint (red), and 98% of cobwebs are gone now, leaving a rich red sheen:up
I found that at 1400 rpm it buffs longer and as a result cuts more, thus making the finish look real fine.
Let me know if some of you experimented that too
P.S. I'm using a *rotary buffer* NOT a D.A.
