I've recently been using my DeWalt rotary more and more trying to get my proficiency level up to appropriate level. I had several junk panels from a junkyard to practice on and have since moved onto my Black Audi for practice. Well i feel that I'm ready to move onto customer cars where necessary with the rotary but I have the following question.
I've gotten to the point where even on black I've got the technique down to nearly no holograming or buffer trails....but I still havn't done a car completely without them due to the weird angles and spots you come across working on different cars. Will SSR1 via a polishing pad on a PC cleanup the remaining trails from a rotary OR will I need a more agressive combo. in working on my Audi it seems to work...BUT there's soo much on the paint and it's gone over soo often I want to make sure that I'm really cleaning up the remaining holograms and not just filling them in. Just to clarify I'm not talking about major holograming that we all cringe when you see pictures of it...I'm talking very light wisps that I pick out because I'm trying to be a perfectionist.
Andy
I've gotten to the point where even on black I've got the technique down to nearly no holograming or buffer trails....but I still havn't done a car completely without them due to the weird angles and spots you come across working on different cars. Will SSR1 via a polishing pad on a PC cleanup the remaining trails from a rotary OR will I need a more agressive combo. in working on my Audi it seems to work...BUT there's soo much on the paint and it's gone over soo often I want to make sure that I'm really cleaning up the remaining holograms and not just filling them in. Just to clarify I'm not talking about major holograming that we all cringe when you see pictures of it...I'm talking very light wisps that I pick out because I'm trying to be a perfectionist.
Andy
