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Re: only get swirls w/wool pad and low rpm...??
 Originally Posted by RedXray
Opposite end of the scale...
the gold has zero mechanical cut where as the yellow has the most aggressive cut.
ahhh, i see sir.
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 Originally Posted by RedXray
That's what I use on my rotary the 6' flexible backing plate and CCS 6.5 pads. A fine cut polish with a gold pad leaves a beautiful hologram free finish.
What pads did you use prior the gold pad?
I'm also a 3M guy cos of my Body shop experience, but in the future who knows.
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 Originally Posted by Rival
I do not quite understand why i get decent results (almost LSP ready) noramlly, but when i slow down to work on un even areas and body lines, fenders i get lots of swirls. It seems like i only get great results on flat surfaces??
Ive used a hi speed units, mikita 9227, dewalt 849, etc
why is that??
Are you getting swirls or holograms?
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Re: only get swirls w/wool pad and low rpm...??
Meguiar's M100 is designed for use at 1000 RPM, my prediction is this is the trend.
In my new how-to book I have a section on "Destructive Polishing", has to do with speed and heat...
Clearcoats don't like heat...
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When I worked at the body shop. I always used the back of my hand to very gently touch the panel. To feel if it is getting to hot.
Had to be even more careful. Because the car's were just painted about 2 days ago.
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At least at the body shop it's easy to repaint a customers car, detailing you will be stuck with a huge bill. The gold "jeweling" pad is nice.
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Re: only get swirls w/wool pad and low rpm...??
Excellent video review, Lake Wylie neighbor 
Is that a SS paint system?
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 Originally Posted by glen e
....It's all I use these days....they are buffing when I'm relaxing...and still don't get the powder out of canines!
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Re: only get swirls w/wool pad and low rpm...?? / What is LSP?
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Re: only get swirls w/wool pad and low rpm...?? / What is LSP?
 Originally Posted by TomBrooklyn
What does LSP stand for?
Last Step Product.
It's the final product you would apply, like a wax, sealant, etc.....
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