GlossyTundra
Tractor Detailer
How many of yall think it's easy to get started with this great tool?
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MorBid said:I learned how to use a rotary to cut and polish a few years ago (b4 there was a PC) on a car that I had just painted. Didn't burn that paint or burn through it.
I say use common sense and jump right in. You'll piss yourself off the first few times out (splatter, dusting the polish, and creating more marring than you remove) but once you get the hang of it you'll love it.
Try using #80 Speed Glaze for practicing. It’s much more forgiving than #83 DACP. It’s easier to work, has a longer working time and is less aggressive so you’re less likely to make an unrecoverable mistake.series1 said:... I used it at 1500 rpm's with DACP but no success at all. DACP kept gumming up on the paint and it was a bear to remove it. I don't know what it is but I dont think I will be using DACP for a long time....
Does Speed Glaze have a longer working time than Optimum Polish because I heard Optimum has a really long work time.the other pc said:Try using #80 Speed Glaze for practicing. It’s much more forgiving than #83 DACP. It’s easier to work, has a longer working time and is less aggressive so you’re less likely to make an unrecoverable mistake.
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vdog0531 said:once you learn how to polish on a rotary, i dont see why you would go to a PC. my PC has not gotten used once since i became proficient with my rotary.
Vernon
Haven't tried Optimum myself. Hopefully somebody else who's trred both can chime in.series1 said:Does Speed Glaze have a longer working time than Optimum Polish because I heard Optimum has a really long work time.
the other pc said:Haven't tried Optimum myself. Hopefully somebody else who's trred both can chime in.
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Brandon1 said:How many of yall think it's easy to get started with this great tool?