Cyclo for beginner?

[Sully6541]

I really want to get a cyclo because it's made in the USA. But it would be my first polisher. Are these machines newbie friendly or should I learn on a different machine first


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[Mike Phillips]

I really want to get a cyclo because it's made in the USA. But it would be my first polisher. Are these machines newbie friendly or should I learn on a different machine first


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They are very newbie friendly. You really can't make a mistake with a Cyclo unless you dropped one on the hood of your car.

I demonstrated the Cyclo to remove scratches on black paint each day at SEMA this last year using their yellow foam cutting pads and Uber compound and it worked like a charm.

Here's a how-to article for this tool...

How To Use The Cyclo Polisher (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/55560-how-use-cyclo-polisher.html)

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/1550/CycloShots016.jpg





:)

[Sully6541]

Awesome. Thank you for the reply!


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[808_detail_nut]

I bought mine 7 years ago and it is still my go to polisher. Minimal effort and you don't have to fight with the machine. I heard some folks say that it's a glorified waxer, it made me laugh. I say if you can get results from from a machine and you like using it then use it.

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