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DFG 5OH

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yes the "wheel" is more powerful, and i think any beginner should start with something small, like the PC, then work your way up. With the right polishes and stuff the PC can work wonders, just as a "wheel" the good thing about the PC is that there is soooo much of an "aftermarket" for them, so many pads out there...and they're cheap too...
 

Zero Signal

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Now come on...2seconds? That takes some real stupidity. I burned one car last summer, it was the front bumper of a used BMW....it didnt reduce the speed from coming off of the metal body parts. It burned the paint. STUPID move on my part. Never made that mistake again though
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Lol, we I did exagerate, but it got the point across that you should know how to use a rotary. I've used it in the past with success, but I've seen people make the swirl marks in their paint look WORSE after using one
 

nmcgrawj

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Zero Signal said:
Lol, we I did exagerate, but it got the point across that you should know how to use a rotary. I've used it in the past with success, but I've seen people make the swirl marks in their paint look WORSE after using one
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Yea i know Just didnt want to scare everyone off thinking it was impossible to use one. When u go to use a rotary, ya just gotta take even more steps to eliminate all the swirl marks. It can definately pay off, but it is a lot more work. But sometimes, thats what u need.
 

HISSIN50

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Nate, I just reread this and my post was not clear at all. My apologies. The point I was trying to make is that a PC is not just an orbital buffer.

Maybe I read too much into your sentiments (I thought you were saying that a PC doesnt do anything that a cheapo RO can't do, and IMHO that is not true). A lot of orbitals are quite lacking in quality DA action, compared to a PC.

I would reply the same if someone said a Saleen is just a Mustang.

I think I just misinterpreted what you were implying.
 

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A Saleen is just a Mustang.
 

nmcgrawj

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HISSIN50 said:
Nate, I just reread this and my post was not clear at all. My apologies. The point I was trying to make is that a PC is not just an orbital buffer.

Maybe I read too much into your sentiments (I thought you were saying that a PC doesnt do anything that a cheapo RO can't do, and IMHO that is not true). A lot of orbitals are quite lacking in quality DA action, compared to a PC.

I would reply the same if someone said a Saleen is just a Mustang.

I think I just misinterpreted what you were implying.
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Yea, i guess i was wondering what about the PC makes it so superior. And i had assumed it was more powerful...giving more "orbits" or something. But wasnt sure. Maybe u could elaborate on it


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A Saleen is just a Mustang.
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lol
 

red ink

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So if i find a crappy car to practice with a orbital buffer, what compounds should i use? say its still nice paint with mild oxidation and some hard water spots. mabey alittle spyder webbing?
 
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