I'm getting ready to remove VERY light swirls on my S-10 which is dark blue. I bought the 2000 Edge green and white pads and PB ssr1 and ssr 2.5. After I wash and clay the paint should I try the green pad and ssr1 first and if this doesn't remove the swirls go to the ssr 2.5? Could you walk me through each step using the above ? Thank you!
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First Time With PC
- Thread starter yankees1
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I'm getting ready to remove VERY light swirls on my S-10 which is dark blue. I bought the 2000 Edge green and white pads and PB ssr1 and ssr 2.5. After I wash and clay the paint should I try the green pad and ssr1 first and if this doesn't remove the swirls go to the ssr 2.5? Could you walk me through each step using the above ? Thank you!
Always start with the least aggresive, and then move up if you need more cutting power.
Start off with power setting 3 to apply the polish with moderate weight, and then turn up the speed (around 5 or 6) and lower the pressure on the PC to get that final shine. Also, you'll want to move the PC at a normal pace under initial polishing, and then move quicker with the higher speeds. hope this helps..
Start off with power setting 3 to apply the polish with moderate weight, and then turn up the speed (around 5 or 6) and lower the pressure on the PC to get that final shine. Also, you'll want to move the PC at a normal pace under initial polishing, and then move quicker with the higher speeds. hope this helps..
Always start with the least aggresive, and then move up if you need more cutting power.
Start off with power setting 3 to apply the polish with moderate weight, and then turn up the speed (around 5 or 6) and lower the pressure on the PC to get that final shine. Also, you'll want to move the PC at a normal pace under initial polishing, and then move quicker with the higher speeds. hope this helps..
Start off with power setting 3 to apply the polish with moderate weight, and then turn up the speed (around 5 or 6) and lower the pressure on the PC to get that final shine. Also, you'll want to move the PC at a normal pace under initial polishing, and then move quicker with the higher speeds. hope this helps..
I finished my first experience using the PC and I am impressed! The paint on my S10 looks the BEST it ever has and most of the swirls are gone! I am very impressed with the Edge 2000 pad system using PB. Wish I had a few pics but I don't!rad-man said:Always start with the least aggresive, and then move up if you need more cutting power.
Start off with power setting 3 to apply the polish with moderate weight, and then turn up the speed (around 5 or 6) and lower the pressure on the PC to get that final shine. Also, you'll want to move the PC at a normal pace under initial polishing, and then move quicker with the higher speeds. hope this helps..