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Re: Supa Beast Tackling Scratches
Happy with it? I though about getting one last weekend but just couldn’t justify another tool for the amount of polishing I do. Maybe if I were doing this for money…
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I can't justify another tool either. If I had a scratch I'd probably just use my rotary.
Treat it like it's the only one in the world.
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Re: Supa Beast Tackling Scratches
Originally Posted by
Bruno Soares
Happy with it? I though about getting one last weekend but just couldn’t justify another tool for the amount of polishing I do. Maybe if I were doing this for money…
Hey Bruno. I don’t do this for money either, but after much discussion with Mike Phillips I pulled the trigger on one. Don’t have to worry about stalling and you can go up on edge with ease. Like Mike said, this one tool can basically do it all. Plus the quality of the tool is fantastic being German made. I started with a Milwaukee cordless rotary (since I’m in the Milwaukee cordless line), but it takes a lot of skill and of course there’s always the risk of doing more harm than good. I decided to keep the rotary anyway for machine scrubbing tires, carpets, and doing headlight restorations, which was also a suggestion from Mike. I guess it depends on what tool you already own, but you can’t go wrong with the Supa Beast.
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Nice job jas!
Question…what’s the learning curve for the BEAST?
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Nice job jas!
Question…what’s the learning curve for the BEAST?
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Re: Supa Beast Tackling Scratches
Originally Posted by
Gparr
Nice job jas!
Question…what’s the learning curve for the BEAST?
Well, the Supa Beast characteristic is to pull you at times, but to minimize this, you want to keep the pad flat, make sure the pad is properly lubricated and don’t buff over two panels of varying body lines at the same time. Once I started doing that, it was a much smoother process.
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Thanks for your response!
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Originally Posted by
jas02ta
Well, the Supa Beast characteristic is to pull you at times, but to minimize this, you want to keep the pad flat, make sure the pad is properly lubricated and don’t buff over two panels of varying body lines at the same time. Once I started doing that, it was a much smoother process.
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Second this, and ive found out that my arms get a bit more of a workout compared to a free spinning lol. Just needed to learn not to let the machine over power me...meaning give it the resect it deserves due to its title(supa beast) but show that machine that you are the master of said machine
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Originally Posted by
jas02ta
So I got my first chance to test the Supa Beast on several scratches. They were on the passenger side of this Ford Escape. Damage was from a bicycle running along the side of it. Used a combo of Pinnacle Polish and Pinnacle Compound. Below are some before and after shots…..
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Did you get a used one or did you write on it?
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