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    Re: First Makita Cut/Polish this weekend... Roof Technique??

    Quote Originally Posted by RaskyR1 View Post
    Once you've done the initial leveling the proceeding steps are always more "fluid", so that's why you are finding easier. Had you not used M105 first and instead started with the step you are doing now it would likely have acted very similar to the M105 step (grabby feel, hard to control, pad hop...)


    Good to hear it working out well for you.
    Damn, so basically my technique probably still sucks...

    Will post some pics once I finish the final polish, seal and wax.

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    Re: First Makita Cut/Polish this weekend... Roof Technique??

    Did you have GIANT boogers at the end of the day?
    “Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.”

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    Re: First Makita Cut/Polish this weekend... Roof Technique??

    Quote Originally Posted by Flash Gordon View Post
    Did you have GIANT boogers at the end of the day?
    Boogers? I don't think I had any body fluids left to produce anything by Sunday night.

    Seriously, hats off to you guys that pound out 3 step restores like this (plus the pre and post work), on a regular basis. I'm in pretty good shape, and to say I was wiped by the end of the weekend would be a gross understatement. And thats taking into consideration that I STILL have the final Polish, Seal, and Wax left!

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    Re: First Makita Cut/Polish this weekend... Roof Technique??

    Quote Originally Posted by courtdale View Post
    Boogers? I don't think I had any body fluids left to produce anything by Sunday night.

    Seriously, hats off to you guys that pound out 3 step restores like this (plus the pre and post work), on a regular basis. I'm in pretty good shape, and to say I was wiped by the end of the weekend would be a gross understatement. And thats taking into consideration that I STILL have the final Polish, Seal, and Wax left!
    LOL!

    Yeah, I had 25hrs into a car this weekend and every part of my body aches right now.
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    Re: First Makita Cut/Polish this weekend... Roof Technique??

    Quote Originally Posted by courtdale View Post

    Damn, so basically my technique probably still sucks...

    Don't be hard on yourself, it's just a matter of practice and you get that by putting time in behind the polisher.


    Quote Originally Posted by courtdale View Post
    Will post some pics once I finish the final polish, seal and wax.
    Looking forward to seeing your results...





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    Re: First Makita Cut/Polish this weekend... Roof Technique??

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek View Post
    Looking forward to seeing your results...

    Here are the before and afters.... finally.

    BMW 325i - First Full Correction/Detail

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    Re: First Makita Cut/Polish this weekend... Roof Technique??

    Quote Originally Posted by courtdale View Post
    Here are the before and afters.... finally.

    BMW 325i - First Full Correction/Detail

    What about the giant boogers? If they didn't appear after running wool, your technique needs adjusting
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    Re: First Makita Cut/Polish this weekend... Roof Technique??

    Quote Originally Posted by Flash Gordon View Post
    What about the giant boogers? If they didn't appear after running wool, your technique needs adjusting
    Hah, guess that was the problem, the cut pad was a yellow LC foam.

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