1) Don't forget to tighten everything
2) Practice handling it without starting the machine
3) Select the right pad and product (least aggressive you think you will need)
4) Center the pad
5) Prime the pad with the product you are going to use
6) Select the appropriate speed (ie. 5-6 for correction) Do a test spot (3-6 total passes alternating between horizontal and vertical, and overlapping 50%).... make sure to let the machine do the work and take your time!
7) Check the caked on material and clean
8) Check the temp of the pad and collar
9) Make sure not to over-saturate the pad
10) Use a quality microfiber and wipe off the residue off the paint
11) Use IPA dilution to make the test spot squeeky clean... and determine if you have to go with more aggressive or do a second step
* always look at the process. If your gut tells you to stop, then stop and inspect. Better be safe than sorry!
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