Meguiars D166 removing #3000 grit sanding scratches with RUPES BigFoot 21
Re: Meguiars D166 removing #3000 grit sanding scratches with RUPES BigFoot 21
No one is impressed with what this one-step cleaner/wax did?
:dunno:
Re: Meguiars D166 removing #3000 grit sanding scratches with RUPES BigFoot 21
I'm memorized by the buffer trail, ive always loved the way they look when you are putting down a fresh layer of wax or a sealant, now this could be from my welding side and it reminds me of a beautiful bead line, or "stack of dimes" as some say.
I'm happy to see that these new AIO's have amazing abrasive technology to offer so much in one bottle. amazing cut as you have demonstrated Mike, ease of use for all levels and of course long lasting protection. ive also said that meguairs sets the bar when it comes to detailing products and examples like this are why I say that.
Re: Meguiars D166 removing #3000 grit sanding scratches with RUPES BigFoot 21
Wow amazing, what is the pad that you used?
Re: Meguiars D166 removing #3000 grit sanding scratches with RUPES BigFoot 21
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Philips146
Wow amazing, what is the pad that you used?
Looks like a Lake Country HDO Blue Foam Cutting Pad
https://www.autogeek.net/blue-7-inch-hd-foam-pad.html
Normally I use RUPES pads with RUPES tools.
:)
Re: Meguiars D166 removing #3000 grit sanding scratches with RUPES BigFoot 21
It's very impresive what you did with d166!
And that it also finished down so good. It did not look that it's any haze in the finish.
Do you think that the AIO like d166 masks the haze with some kind of filler? And when the protection and fillers wears of you see some kind of haze? That is something I wonders over if I would use a cutting pad with a AIO. If you only use a cutting pad with a AIO I mean on a paint that needs that kind of cut.
Re: Meguiars D166 removing #3000 grit sanding scratches with RUPES BigFoot 21
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SWETM
Do you think that the AIO like d166 masks the haze with some kind of filler?
Google this,
Any wax that works fill Mike Phillips
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Originally Posted by
SWETM
And when the protection and fillers wears of you see some kind of haze?
That is something I wonders over if I would use a cutting pad with a AIO. If you only use a cutting pad with a AIO I mean on a paint that needs that kind of cut.
Good question and something I have not tested with D166.
I have tested with 3D HD Speed and BLACKFIRE One Step and after chemically stripping black paint I could not see any micro-marring. That's amazing.
But "no" I have not had the time or opportunity to chemically strip D166 and inspect on black paint. That's the test.
:)
Re: Meguiars D166 removing #3000 grit sanding scratches with RUPES BigFoot 21
I agree it's amazing that it finishing that great even the wax chemically stripped away.
Sorry about the wrong terms on haze. There is so many different terms and I go with the easy ones often. Micro-marring it is of course.
Re: Meguiars D166 removing #3000 grit sanding scratches with RUPES BigFoot 21
Wow!
I wonder where this would sit in the "SMAT pack"?
Re: Meguiars D166 removing #3000 grit sanding scratches with RUPES BigFoot 21
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Mike Phillips
No one is impressed with what this one-step cleaner/wax did?
:dunno:
Mike... I think D166 can remove deeper scratches than 3000 grit. I would not be surprised if it could remove 2000 grit scratches... but I am confident it can remove 2500. That product is amazing. I used it this week on a really beat up 2004 Ford Mustang 40 year special edition. The paint was seriously swirled up. I am stuck with a Porter Cable since my Bigfoot 21ES has been in the shop for over a week. So seeing the condition of the paint, I threw on a Lake Country Blue Foam pad and did a one step doing 4 slow passes on the car. I removed about 90% of the swirls. I was blown away... If I had done the same thing with my Rupes 21ES, I believe I could have removed all the swirls.
