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[SameGuy]

I'm certainly no expert, but I'm pretty sure I said something to that effect a week ago...

Interesting comments. Perhaps -- and I'm only guessing -- it has to do with return on investment. Changing a proven design to accommodate a slight increase in throw surely costs quite a bit of money. A 2 or 3 mm throw increase is truly tiny, to the point where differences in skill and technique likely have a bigger effect on the results than the extra tenth of an inch of throw might.

[Dereksdtail]

i'm certainly no expert, but i'm pretty sure i said something to that effect a week ago...

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[FUNX650]

At SEMA I was routinely able to completely remove 2000 grit, dry-sanded scratches from cured paint using the RUPES compounds and pads (and lost performance by switching to other systems).

Out of curiosity:
What were the other systems that lost performance?
Thanks.

Bob

[allenk4]

Out of curiosity:
What were the other systems that lost performance?
Thanks.

Bob

Todd Helme works for Rupes now

Grain of Salt recommended

[jaamz]

Todd Helme works for Rupes now

Grain of Salt recommended

lol

[Todd@RUPES]

Todd Helme works for Rupes now

Grain of Salt recommended

I prefer pepper.. but that is good advice After nearly 10 years on detailing related discussion forums I would recommend reading everything with a grain of salt.

That said, I was able to constantly able to remove 2000 grit, dry-sanded (film paper none-the-less) scratches from cured OEM paint using our system in front of plenty of witnesses and forum members.

[allenk4]

I prefer pepper.. but that is good advice After nearly 10 years on detailing related discussion forums I would recommend reading everything with a grain of salt.

That said, I was able to constantly able to remove 2000 grit, dry-sanded (film paper none-the-less) scratches from cured OEM paint using our system in front of plenty of witnesses and forum members.

No offense was meant

BTW, I am confident YOU could pull 2000 grit scratches out of OEM paint with a wet spaghetti noodle.

I admire your talent

[FUNX650]

I prefer pepper.. but that is good advice After nearly 10 years on detailing related discussion forums I would recommend reading everything with a grain of salt.

That said, I was able to constantly able to remove 2000 grit, dry-sanded (film paper none-the-less) scratches from cured OEM paint using our system in front of plenty of witnesses and forum members.

^^^That's cool.^^^

Could you also address my earlier question that is listed below?

Out of curiosity:
What were the other systems that lost performance?
Thanks.

Bob

[MCPunk79]

Thanks for the reviews… I contemplated this for a brief moment, but I'm still sticking to my guns, and going with the Rupes Bigfoot Duetto. Bigger throw at 12mm and I believe the build quality will be unmatched.

[Dereksdtail]

im going to put it through the ringer this weekend and see what it can do. Really really light,smooth