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The RUPES LHR21ES Random Orbit Polisher and Polishing System by Mike Phillips
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Re: The RUPES LHR21ES Random Orbit Polisher and Polishing System by Mike Phillips
A few thoughts and comments...
What makes the RUPES LHR21ES Random Orbit Polisher different from similar random orbital polishers?
The RUPES LHR21ES Random Orbit Polisher offers a huge 21mm long orbit or stroke. This is huge, or more technically this stroke is dramatically longer than the 8mm orbit offered by tools like the Porter Cable 7424XP, Meguiar's G110v2 and Griot's Garage 6" DA Polishers.
This longer stroke working together with the RUPES engineered system of precisely matched abrasive compounds and polishes to matched foam pads gives you a polisher that has the ability to remove all types of below surface paint defects quickly and easily and do it without creating excessive heat to the surface or instilling holograms at the same time.
Another unique characteristic in the design of the long orbit stroke with the matched compounds, polishes and pads is the ability to remove below surface defects without the need for extreme downward pressure to the head of the polisher during the buffing procedure.
Most other random orbital polishers rely on firm downward pressure to engage the pad and the abrasives against the paint in order to effectively remove small particles of paint and thus remove the defects. Not so with the RUPES design.
With the RUPES Random Orbit Polisher, you truly let the machine do the work while all you have to do is guide it over the paint.
I've been buffing out cars all my life and teaching others how to machine polish paint with every type of polisher common to the body shop and car detailing industry and after using the RUPES polishers one time I was impressed.
So impressed that I will now include them in all my Detailing Bootcamp Classes as well as all my advanced classes.
Detailing Bootcamp Classes - Interior & Exterior
My next Detailing Bootcamp Class that focuses on both interior and exterior detailing will be May 4th and 5th. At these classes you have the chance to use all the RUPES polishers and sanders as well as all the other popular polishers and then you can make your own decision as to which polisher works best for you and your unique detailing needs.
Register for the May 4th & 5th Detailing Bootcamp Class
Advanced Paint Polishing - Production Detailing & Show Car Detailing
My next advanced paint polishing class that focus on maximizing profitability for production detailing and wetsanding, cutting and buffing for a show car finish will be February 23rd and 24th. This class is limited to 8 people and is already almost full.
Register for the February 23rd & 24th Advanced Paint Polishing Class
At both of these classes you will get to not only learn how to use the full arsenal of tools carried on the Autogeek.net store but also all of the RUPES polishers including,
RUPES LHR21ES Random Orbit Polisher
RUPES LHR21ES Random Orbit Polisher
RUPES LHR75 Mini Random Orbital Polisher (pneumatic)
RUPES RH156 Skorpio 6" Orbital Air Sander
For the above classes I've already confirmed these very cool projects for the students to work on...
1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass - Fresh PPG Basecoat/Clearcoat Paint System - Wetsand, Cut and Buff
1959 Impala - Basecoat/Clearcoat Paint System - Remove Swirls
These classes will fill up fast so clear your schedule and reserve your seat.
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Re: The RUPES LHR21ES Random Orbit Polisher and Polishing System by Mike Phillips
To really test out the RUPES polishers, compounds, polishes and pads I've scheduled a full detail on the below car for this Saturday...
2008 Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe
(In black of course)
Stay tuned next week for pictures, write-up and reflections...
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Re: The RUPES LHR21ES Random Orbit Polisher and Polishing System by Mike Phillips
I knew you would like it! Any word on how well the chemicals work?
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Re: The RUPES LHR21ES Random Orbit Polisher and Polishing System by Mike Phillips
subscribed! look forward to another review of this machine - seems to be nothing but good news so far!
Retired Professional Detailer
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Re: The RUPES LHR21ES Random Orbit Polisher and Polishing System by Mike Phillips
Originally Posted by Mike lambert
I knew you would like it! Any word on how well the chemicals work?
I've already tested the entire system on my demo panels with Gionata the Business Development Director here at Autogeek. One thing I like about the paint system on my demo panels is they show anything and everything. If a "system" works... I'll know it really fast. If a system doesn't work... I'll know it really fast.
I'm happy to say the system works so well I trust in the above Rolls-Royce.
Have to go, it's 5:00pm Thursday and I have cars in the AG Garage to go play with...
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Re: The RUPES LHR21ES Random Orbit Polisher and Polishing System by Mike Phillips
Interested to hear all the info.
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Re: The RUPES LHR21ES Random Orbit Polisher and Polishing System by Mike Phillips
This is really great. Your experience/opinions on this unit speaks volumes.
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Re: The RUPES LHR21ES Random Orbit Polisher and Polishing System by Mike Phillips
Are the polishes DAT or SMAT?
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