gm torch red
Jan 17th, 06, 04:11 PM
I just got a new polisher today and need to know what rpm to use for swirl remover and glaze. Also, should I use a flat foam pad or a waffle foam pad? Thanks
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View Full Version : buffing gm torch red Jan 17th, 06, 04:11 PM I just got a new polisher today and need to know what rpm to use for swirl remover and glaze. Also, should I use a flat foam pad or a waffle foam pad? Thanks BelAirBob Jan 17th, 06, 05:38 PM Waffle pad, spritz a light mist of water on the pad, and 1300 rpms or so ... gm torch red Jan 17th, 06, 06:16 PM Thanks Bob! BelAirBob Jan 17th, 06, 06:23 PM My pleasure..The water helps to guard against burning....makes a real difference. Did mine that way http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b339/belairbobs/buffed.jpg DZ Fool Jan 17th, 06, 06:44 PM Wafflle and I think 1500 rpm. Dont try and do the whole carin one night do small areas until your satisfied or bored and tired kz1000ltd Jan 17th, 06, 07:18 PM Bob, is that an optical illusion, or is that quarter panel bowed out? I can almost see your "tenants" in the reflection from that shine, and one of them has a gun........:D:D:D:D BelAirBob Jan 17th, 06, 07:35 PM HA!! Not true KZ.....No, they are currently bound with some duct tape and a superball.. ala Pulp Fiction, :confused: (went Medieval) so that not possible! Ooops.....did I write that? |