D300 ans Megs cutting pad

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JBM

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Works fantastic! Im wrestling with some hard paint and this combo is proving a nice balance of user friendliness and cutting ability.

Only gripe is D300 smells like crap, have a headache now :(
 
Wait. Are you saying you don't like the Cinnamon scent? I love the smell, and also agree that it's user friendly with good cutting ability.
 
D301 has a pleasant blueberry scent and if I remember correctly D302 smells like vanilla.
 
If prefer D302. It has no cutting ability (except the pad). After I can apply any LSP of choice.

...I've never been a Blueberry guy.
 
I actually finished with essence. Haze was very minimal , and essence took it right out. Or filled it, lol, w/e., my car, my rules.


Is that supposed to be cinnamon? No way, mothers QD in the clay kit is cinnamon, d300 is more like a chemical smell to me anyhow. When using the GG6 with a 3" pad the way I have been holding it the vents blow the crap right in my face lol. Like huffing compound.
 
JBM said:
Is that supposed to be cinnamon? No way, mothers QD in the clay kit is cinnamon, d300 is more like a chemical smell to me anyhow. When using the GG6 with a 3" pad the way I have been holding it the vents blow the crap right in my face lol. Like huffing compound.
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For real. I swear it tastes, err, smells, like cinnamon. At least mine does. VERY much like that Big Red chewing gum. Kid you not.

Umm, that does not sound like a fun time. Don't inhale!!:wacko:
 
JBM said:
When using the GG6 with a 3" pad the way I have been holding it the vents blow the crap right in my face lol. Like huffing compound.
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You may want to rethink/adjust how you're holding the machine so it doesn't blow in your face.
Also, for some folks, it's a good idea to wear a paper filter mask. They are chemicals after all.
I know folks that wear nitrile gloves when using a polisher so chems do not get on their hands.
 
Merlin said:
You may want to rethink/adjust how you're holding the machine so it doesn't blow in your face.
Also, for some folks, it's a good idea to wear a paper filter mask. They are chemicals after all.
I know folks that wear nitrile gloves when using a polisher so chems do not get on their hands.
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I wear said gloves. For polishing AND washing. Not so much for cleaning windows. I wouldn't be opposed to wearing a mask, either. Use one when I vacuum the house sometimes.
 
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