wytstang
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Hi all
I've read threads a while ago about using a pc and letting the weight on the machine do the work. Well I tried doing that and failed miserably it didn't remove any; I allowed the product to break down. I am using a LC light cutting pad starting @5 then 6 (2x3 area), I want to give this another go around. I was advised that when using a swirl remover you have to apply moderate pressure to the pc, and try using less product (I was probably using to much my other tries). So would not using moderate pressure be why I was unable to remove any swirls using SSR2.5, LC(VC) light cutting pad (product amount was like this [atleast trying to mimic] http://www.detailcity.org/forums/po...red-forum/14287-ssr2-5-proper-amount-use.html)
I've read threads a while ago about using a pc and letting the weight on the machine do the work. Well I tried doing that and failed miserably it didn't remove any; I allowed the product to break down. I am using a LC light cutting pad starting @5 then 6 (2x3 area), I want to give this another go around. I was advised that when using a swirl remover you have to apply moderate pressure to the pc, and try using less product (I was probably using to much my other tries). So would not using moderate pressure be why I was unable to remove any swirls using SSR2.5, LC(VC) light cutting pad (product amount was like this [atleast trying to mimic] http://www.detailcity.org/forums/po...red-forum/14287-ssr2-5-proper-amount-use.html)