Dan Tran
10-24-2019, 03:22 PM
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2008 Subaru Forester Rear Left Quarter Panel
As you can see I would say any signs of swirls are gone with like a couple of RIDS here and there. 3 section passes at speed 3-4 and another 2 passes after blowing out the pad.
Before blowing out the pad I did 5 section passes and it took away the swirls, but because the paint is on the softer side, it marred the paint a bit. By doing the remaining 2 passes with just some polishing oils (after blowing out the pad) I was able to achieve flawless results. Plus easy wipe off with a dampened ONR towel.
I wanted to share this with you because I have been going back and forth between machines, pads, and liquids.
My normal go to would be RUPES Keramik Gloss + RUPES Yellow Foam Pad + RUPES LHR15 MKIII
My Mille became a bench warmer once my other tools came in the mail and I haven’t found myself to grab it since then. Even though I enjoy using my other BigFoot tools, the Mille + Hyper Polish performed very well...
I also found myself saving time based on the nature of the tool being that it is Gear-Driven.
Also I am sure the SMAT technology helped with my test panel. In some cases I feel that Keramik Gloss finishes off very well. But in this case, I also feel that Hyper Polish got to where I wanted to be faster with excellent results.
Does anyone else here toggle between using RUPES system as a whole vs. the Hyper twins? Who here is a fan of Optimum’s Waffle pads vs. RUPES pads?
Either way, great praise to RUPES for a fantastic machine & Optimum for making my life easier today.
PS:
A bonus with Hyper Polish is that it saved me more time because I don’t have to tape off any black trim. As a matter of fact, it helps clean them; for anyone new who is contemplating purchasing this liquid.
High-End Paint Correction and Opti-Coat Ceramic Coatings * Portsmouth, NH (https://www.thebuffingmoose.com/)
2008 Subaru Forester Rear Left Quarter Panel
As you can see I would say any signs of swirls are gone with like a couple of RIDS here and there. 3 section passes at speed 3-4 and another 2 passes after blowing out the pad.
Before blowing out the pad I did 5 section passes and it took away the swirls, but because the paint is on the softer side, it marred the paint a bit. By doing the remaining 2 passes with just some polishing oils (after blowing out the pad) I was able to achieve flawless results. Plus easy wipe off with a dampened ONR towel.
I wanted to share this with you because I have been going back and forth between machines, pads, and liquids.
My normal go to would be RUPES Keramik Gloss + RUPES Yellow Foam Pad + RUPES LHR15 MKIII
My Mille became a bench warmer once my other tools came in the mail and I haven’t found myself to grab it since then. Even though I enjoy using my other BigFoot tools, the Mille + Hyper Polish performed very well...
I also found myself saving time based on the nature of the tool being that it is Gear-Driven.
Also I am sure the SMAT technology helped with my test panel. In some cases I feel that Keramik Gloss finishes off very well. But in this case, I also feel that Hyper Polish got to where I wanted to be faster with excellent results.
Does anyone else here toggle between using RUPES system as a whole vs. the Hyper twins? Who here is a fan of Optimum’s Waffle pads vs. RUPES pads?
Either way, great praise to RUPES for a fantastic machine & Optimum for making my life easier today.
PS:
A bonus with Hyper Polish is that it saved me more time because I don’t have to tape off any black trim. As a matter of fact, it helps clean them; for anyone new who is contemplating purchasing this liquid.
High-End Paint Correction and Opti-Coat Ceramic Coatings * Portsmouth, NH (https://www.thebuffingmoose.com/)