Who here is considered one of the best with rotary

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lonewolf525

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i was wondering since i do not know enough about every one, who here is considered to be very good with the rotary at paint correction. just wondering i am not trying to offend anyone. just need some information. thanks
 
Holy crap, there are hundreds, post your question or indicate what kind of "information" you seek. There are over 50,000 members here.



EDIT: Members: 61,484, Active Members: 2,850
 
there are so many members on here that do incredible work, to say one is "best" (or to leave someone out) over another would be an injustice....
 
Leadfootluke said:
I would think that Ivan, being one of the top detailers in the world, could help you out :)
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I hope you're being as sarcastic as I am haha. I'm with Setec on this one... many great rotary users here so just post up your questions and you'll get some good answers.
 
You guy's are too much lmao i have been using a rotary for about around 18 yrs. now. an would you believe i still can't figure out how to turn the damn thing on lol
 
twisted007 said:
You guy's are too much lmao i have been using a rotary for about around 18 yrs. now. an would you believe i still can't figure out how to turn the damn thing on lol
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Yea I think you learn a thing or two every new panel you do, especially those curves or tight spots. Granted I only have about 3 years experience with a rotary.
 
There is no best,..... you understand and learn how to use the machine and your products/pads properly/proficiently and that is it.... Experience has something to play in it as well but each individual can progress at different rates.
 
like i said in the first thread i am not trying to offend anyone. i just wanted to talk/pm the person for some advice with out having to post it on the forum, Yet.



thanks
 
I think was a valid question but with so many people an so many ways people have to use a rotary it is going to be hard to say who is the best. i think better said who knows how to use a rotary the way a rotary was meant to be used. did i say that right lmao!!!!
 
WHY YOU GOTTA USE THE ROTARY? WHATS WRONG WITH THE RANDOM ORBITAL ORBITAL? IT IS THE BEST







YEE HAW !!! :woot: Just kidding. Always wanted to be a BLURTING Barney, at least once. :heelclick



Very wise to learn how to use a rotary. I can help, as can dozens of guys on this forum. I picked up my first rotary in 1987. "Taught myself" how to buff on the hood of my Toyota pickup using a Hitachi rotary. Thoroughly swirled it out and wondered what the heck happened. That kicked off my interest in paint polishing. Funny- that Hitachi and the truck were stolen from me at different times. Luckily I got the truck back (still have it). Never got the Hitachi back (best thing that was ever stolen from me because it forced me to get a Black & Decker).



Feel free to contact me via PM if I can help. :2thumbs:
 
Kevin Brown said:
WHY YOU GOTTA USE THE ROTARY? WHATS WRONG WITH THE RANDOM ORBITAL ORBITAL? IT IS THE BEST







YEE HAW !!! :woot: Just kidding. Always wanted to be a BLURTING Barney, at least once. :heelclick
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:funnypost:LOLOL
 
I am the best- I can burn an edge with a rotary like no one else:buffing: I'm so good with a rotary I can splatter the car next to me as well. Accumulator is skilled at braking through the clear with a PC. I haven't been able to duplicate that yet but I'm working on it.:p
 
Not me! I'm still trying to learn mine. Metabos spin the opposite direction from the Flex DA I'm used to, so that makes for a very sharp learning curve. Seriously, check the Click and Brag and Pro Detailer Before and After forums. Judge for yourself. I specifically enjoy reading DaveKG and Rydawg posts because they often post nice descriptive posts with a lot of pictures.
 
To judge a best, there would have to be some sort of competition, and last I heard, the autopian olympic committee hasn't chosen a location yet for the first event.
 
Can't determine the best using pictures on the internet. As long as you can remove the defects and leave a hologram free finish that is still hologram free 6 months later, you are a proficient rotary user.
 
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