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Re: Utilizing the "Smack Technique" on the PE14
Thanx for sharing mate . Great tips in there .
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Thanks for the "smack technique"...... but better yet, THANK YOU for you service to our country my friend!
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Re: Utilizing the "Smack Technique" on the PE14
Originally Posted by sproketser
Thanx for sharing mate . Great tips in there .
Sure thing. Thanks for commenting.
Originally Posted by Dr_Pain
Thanks for the "smack technique"...... but better yet, THANK YOU for you service to our country my friend!
Thank you Claude! No problem.
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Re: Utilizing the "Smack Technique" on the PE14
Nice work Mike and thanks for sharing the "Smack Technique".
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Originally Posted by FrankS
Nice work Mike and thanks for sharing the "Smack Technique".
Thanks Frank.
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Re: Utilizing the "Smack Technique" on the PE14
Great! I'm a believer (and supporter) of Smack's Technique for Flex 3401, Hybrid pads (not exclusively, but mainly) and Menzerna polishes.
This was a game changer for me since I'm being able to get 1-steps to my customers in a high standard. No more struggling with low correction ratio, or not so good finish, and the huge issue I was facing with Menzerna polishes, the 'PITA' wipe off.
Learning to use this technique made the fully/correctly worked product a breeze to remove.
It's great to hear it works also on PE-14. Although I haven't got a rotary yet, I feel confident when I get one I have a solid point to start,
Thanks a lot for all you've done sharing this technique (at least for me, but also many I've seen reporting the same here), it took my results to a whole new level.
It's just good to point out, depending on car you'll be working on and severity of defects, some slight adaptations may be needed (more/less speed, adjust in pressure and arm speed, etc.).
It's just an advice to, after executing the 'crude technique' on a test spot, try to fine-tune it when needed, since we all know there's nothing like a 'cake receipt' that will cover everything. The more you use it, the more proficient you'll be at tuning it to the higher level results possible, specially for 1-steps.
Kind Regards.
“Nature is pleased with simplicity. And nature is no dummy”
― Isaac Newton
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Re: Utilizing the "Smack Technique" on the PE14
Originally Posted by Tato
Great! I'm a believer (and supporter) of Smack's Technique for Flex 3401, Hybrid pads (not exclusively, but mainly) and Menzerna polishes.
This was a game changer for me since I'm being able to get 1-steps to my customers in a high standard. No more struggling with low correction ratio, or not so good finish, and the huge issue I was facing with Menzerna polishes, the 'PITA' wipe off.
Learning to use this technique made the fully/correctly worked product a breeze to remove.
It's great to hear it works also on PE-14. Although I haven't got a rotary yet, I feel confident when I get one I have a solid point to start,
Thanks a lot for all you've done sharing this technique (at least for me, but also many I've seen reporting the same here), it took my results to a whole new level.
It's just good to point out, depending on car you'll be working on and severity of defects, some slight adaptations may be needed (more/less speed, adjust in pressure and arm speed, etc.).
It's just an advice to, after executing the 'crude technique' on a test spot, try to fine-tune it when needed, since we all know there's nothing like a 'cake receipt' that will cover everything. The more you use it, the more proficient you'll be at tuning it to the higher level results possible, specially for 1-steps.
Kind Regards.
Hey Rafael,
Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts on what I have shared. When this technique has been perfected it is easy to transfer between machines.
Also this a good starting point and like you have stated their is no "Cake Recipe" for all vehicles. Adapting to what you are working on as well as your goals will determine the route that is needed.
No matter what pad choice or polish choice, the "Smack Technique" can be used either way.
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Feels good to halo free on a rotary eh?? Very good write up and explanation!
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Re: Utilizing the "Smack Technique" on the PE14
Excellent write-up Mike, thanks for sharing!
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