Advice on produts and pads.

My belief most of my life has been never compete with anyone on being able to do what they do for a living. But I also believe that I have done enough different things that if I have the tools and products and an understanding what the process is I will get close even tho how long it will take is a completely different matter. But in this close can be quite noticeable because it is the little things that set the men from the boys.
 
Ancient_1 said:
My belief most of my life has been never compete with anyone on being able to do what they do for a living. But I also believe that I have done enough different things that if I have the tools and products and an understanding what the process is I will get close even tho how long it will take is a completely different matter. But in this close can be quite noticeable because it is the little things that set the men from the boys.
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Hey Ancient Im a brick/stone guy and you certainly can achieve very good results, It just wont be as quick as someone who does it for a living, as you know :)

I have hard paint, I moved to megs MF disk with D300 compound, took it right out and better yet , is very user friendly as far as work time, wipe off and no dust!

You may want to try speed 5 with the compound and speed 4 with the final polish, even 3 depending on the polish.
 
The reason I picked the speeds for polishing and compounding were from a post by Mike at DedicatedPerfection made on the speeds that worked best with the 400/4000 combo and he has done a lot with them even tho he uses flex polishers.
 
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