ShaneB
New member
Did some searching around and couldn't find any solid info about this topic. I recently purchased a Rupes 21 and the more I research, the more I may buy into the whole system of pads, compounds and polishes. Gonna be a bit of investment so I'm looking for info.
Any polishing I do is usually out in direct sunlight unless I get a cloudy day. Only had one instance where I could get into a customers garage to do it. I keep reading how the Rupes polishes and compounds have a very long working time and don't dry out much if at all. Does this translate at all into being sun friendly or would it be best to avoid that situation all together? I pretty much have just stuck with poorboys world products and have had great results with them, but if I'm going to buy into the Rupes system (probably gonna cost me $200+), I want to know if it'll work in my situation
Any polishing I do is usually out in direct sunlight unless I get a cloudy day. Only had one instance where I could get into a customers garage to do it. I keep reading how the Rupes polishes and compounds have a very long working time and don't dry out much if at all. Does this translate at all into being sun friendly or would it be best to avoid that situation all together? I pretty much have just stuck with poorboys world products and have had great results with them, but if I'm going to buy into the Rupes system (probably gonna cost me $200+), I want to know if it'll work in my situation
Now that I have a shop I haven't had to do a single thing but wash cars outdoors!