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The next step
Hey guys i bought a pc about 1 1/2 year ago with yellow,orange,black,white and blue ccs pads. And i was wondering what can you guy's recommend me on which rotary to get like the (makita,dewalt,and flex) so I can get to the next level of polishing because i feel like Im ready to go to the next step. Also what pads or wool pads do you guys recommend also.
Thank you very much for your time
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I would go for the Makita. I wrote a review a couple of weeks back.
I went with the HT Pads, and they are awesome. But they heat the area your polishing pretty quickly compared to other pads, but they perform exceptionally. As for the wool pads, I went with Dana's recommendation, 3M Superbuff III.
Stop whining and crying like a baby! Life sucks...deal with it!
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Originally Posted by rohnramirez
I would go for the Makita. I wrote a review a couple of weeks back.
I went with the HT Pads, and they are awesome. But they heat the area your polishing pretty quickly compared to other pads, but they perform exceptionally. As for the wool pads, I went with Dana's recommendation, 3M Superbuff III.
thanks alot!
Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek
They are all great rotary buffers but if I had to pick one it would be the Makita 9227C Rotary Buffer and the primary reason is because it has a low RPM of 600 RPM which is sweet for final polishing or as some call it Jeweling...
Thanks mike! it def looks like I might have to get the makita.
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Mike, that is a lot of ww towels you have there to protect the engine area and seats....
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Originally Posted by Bunky
Mike, that is a lot of ww towels you have there to protect the engine area and seats....
We have a collection we use for both detailing projects and video work... besides all my other duties I'm in charge of maintaining the polishing and drying towels.
Beach Towels and Bed Sheets, or the thin 2 mill painter's drop cloths work as good or better...
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oh btw mike i forgot to ask you,what pads do you recommend me other then rohn has recommend me
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The Meguiar's SoftBuff pads are very nice. I'm using the 8" ones now and love them...much better performance and durability in my opinion than the CCS pads. Just make sure to watch out for things that snag them though as I just toasted my cutting pad yesterday by getting it a bit too close to an exposed dzus clip on our team's mustang yesterday.
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Originally Posted by sgtmillhouse648
The Meguiar's SoftBuff pads are very nice. I'm using the 8" ones now and love them...much better performance and durability in my opinion than the CCS pads. Just make sure to watch out for things that snag them though as I just toasted my cutting pad yesterday by getting it a bit too close to an exposed dzus clip on our team's mustang yesterday.
thanks sgt
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Re: The next step
If you are going to go with a rotary I would suggest a DeWalt 849, a much better tool than a Makita. As far as pads go I would go with the Kompressor pads, they are extremely smooth on a rotary. Also the LC CCS pads would be great for someone just starting out since they will not hop like a flat does. As far as wool I would suggest the 3M Superbuff III pads. Also when you start practicing with the rotary use a wool pad since the wool will glide the easiest over the paint so you can get a feel for the rotary, then move on to the foam finishing pads. After getting used to these pas you will be able to get a better feel for the more aggressive foam pads.
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