imported_Grouse
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Glad it worked out for you. Like i said it's a 5-7 min work time at speed. You can't beat that.
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New 1Z products and more...
- Thread starter mr.ikon
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imported_Bence
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Yes, the 1ZPI is thinner than the usual heavier compounds that's why it is important to watch the dosage. Initially I put 4 pea sized drops on the pad, then for the following working areas 1 pea sized drop. This is the best method to avoid its dustiness (when overapplied) and sling, but even with these amounts the pad may need more frequent cleaning than usual.
It will work comfortably in the lower RPM-range (900-1500), and adds a fantastic color richness.
It will work comfortably in the lower RPM-range (900-1500), and adds a fantastic color richness.
Accumulator
Well-known member
Mr. Ikon- I'm late to this party (messed up ISP these days) but I wanted to thank you for posting your results with the new 1Z stuff. Nice that they're offering stuff that's right up there with the usual faves.
Interesting that it's still a fairly low RPM product like the older 1Z stuff.
Bence said:It will work comfortably in the lower RPM-range (900-1500)..
Interesting that it's still a fairly low RPM product like the older 1Z stuff.
Bence said:Yes, the 1ZPI is thinner than the usual heavier compounds that's why it is important to watch the dosage. Initially I put 4 pea sized drops on the pad, then for the following working areas 1 pea sized drop. This is the best method to avoid its dustiness (when overapplied) and sling, but even with these amounts the pad may need more frequent cleaning than usual.
It will work comfortably in the lower RPM-range (900-1500), and adds a fantastic color richness.
Yes, the Intensive Paste seemed thinner than most. I guess i have to apply only 1 dot too then as i was applying 2.
Accumulator said:Mr. Ikon- I'm late to this party (messed up ISP these days) but I wanted to thank you for posting your results with the new 1Z stuff. Nice that they're offering stuff that's right up there with the usual faves.
Interesting that it's still a fairly low RPM product like the older 1Z stuff.
Oh no problem. Anyone else would have done it given the chance.