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Harbor DA tips?
Originally Posted by NextLevelDtail
Meguiars paint re condition cream.
He's better off choosing either Megs White Wax or Megs Black Wax. Both both of them work like new & improved versions over D151. Plus they can be bought locally without having to invest in a gallon of product.
Originally Posted by dlc95
My HF machine has quite a bit more torque and speed than my 7424xp.
I'll go up to speed 6 on the PC, but speed 4 is the max I go with the HF.
I agree.👆🏽Except I usually keep it on speed 4.5 for mostly everything.. The only time I ever took it up to speed 6 was when I was working on a boat with super hard gelcoat.
Originally Posted by Brotherali
Conflicting speed compared to what NextLevelDtail said (4.5-6), are both of you and NextLevelDtail recommendations based on experience with the machine? I wonder why there is such a difference maybe preference or chinese variance?
I've been using the HF polisher for 2yrs. and I can tell you I'd probably never take it to speed 6 on automotive paint. There's simply no reason to, it'd be too much. 4.5 is the sweet spot. 5 max.
Originally Posted by Desertnate
Ditto here. I typically do my heavy correction at 4~5 on my HF and go down to 4 for finishing. I've never gone wide open at 6. I typically apply wax/sealant at 2~3.
To clarify, I'm also using a Lake Country 5" backing plate and Lake Country 5.5" flat pads.
I agree with all this.👆🏽
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I used and abused my HF when I was first learning the basics and still have it around for small areas setup with a 3 inch backing plate. Like others have said never really need to go above speed 4.5. Good machine in my opinion.
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Thanks guys, will be working on the car this spring break. Maybe a dumb question but since im a n00b I want to double check, the car was in a previous accident so I wonder if the repainted parts have a factory paint or 1 stage with clear mixed in? Inspecting the car the best way to go? Anything special I should do around these areas? I dont want to mess something up while trying to make it better, that would really suck
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Re: Harbor DA tips?
I've used the harbor freight da. Very similar to the pc.
Except change the backing plate to 5 inch and get some 5.5 pads.
Also, I hate the junkman.
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Re: Harbor DA tips?
Love my hf with 3" bp, the little guy has torque
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