Using HD UNO

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bogi094

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Its the first polish, and the first time I used a DA and I got results- swirls were gone and large scratches were less noticeable. UNO finished great with no holograms.



There was something bothering me though, UNO was hard to buff out and while in the process tiny little balls were flying and there was some dusting.



I followed the techniques on the video, but it seemed that there might be a better way.



Can anyone on the HD Team tell me the most effective and best way to use it?



This is how I did it:

3 pea sized droplets

spread on speed 3

then on speed 5 I did one pass vertical with moderate pressure- the pad was spinning slowly, then I did 1 horizontal pass on speed 5, and inspected my work.



It was hard to buff off and a pretty long cleanup due to all the dust, and the results were good though :)



I thought it was no dust, and easy to buff off... Did I do something wrong, or did I get a bad one?
 
Strokin04 said:
I had the same problem at first and I fixed it by using 2 pea size drops and cleaning the pad after every panel.
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did you clean the pad with a microfiber or terry towel- "on the fly"
 
bogi094 said:
Its the first polish, and the first time I used a DA and I got results- swirls were gone and large scratches were less noticeable. UNO finished great with no holograms.



There was something bothering me though, UNO was hard to buff out and while in the process tiny little balls were flying and there was some dusting.



I followed the techniques on the video, but it seemed that there might be a better way.



Can anyone on the HD Team tell me the most effective and best way to use it?



This is how I did it:

3 pea sized droplets

spread on speed 3

then on speed 5 I did one pass vertical with moderate pressure- the pad was spinning slowly, then I did 1 horizontal pass on speed 5, and inspected my work.



It was hard to buff off and a pretty long cleanup due to all the dust, and the results were good though :)



I thought it was no dust, and easy to buff off... Did I do something wrong, or did I get a bad one?
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Good Morning, i'm Marie from HD I see that there's a problem well Super Woman is here....... JK well just like the advise they quoted you should try adding less drops off the HD Uno because the process is correct and it being a new pad I had the same problem when I first tested my machine. Please email me if there's any other way our staff or I can help you.:2thumbs:
 
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