Hi. Haven't lurked here much since the changes to the forum. It is all rather confusing for me, but somehow I managed to see your post, and this...
Same here.
DANG! Thanks! :hippie: Ahh, yes. Crazy how much of a difference one seemingly insignificant spec can make, eh? Thanks!! :graduation:
Quite some time ago, Jason Rose of Meguiar's and I hosted two, one-day training seminars. However, our situation was quite a bit different than...
THAT IS ONE WICKED RIDE !!!! :yikes: Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! You are welcome. Glad I was able to share the info here.
For quite some time I have been working on a paper about the innerworkings of the random orbital. While I have not had a whole lot of extra time...
Yeah, I'm not sure how you patent methodology. It would be like me figuring out a super cool way to fold a towel that resists creasing while...
My biased opinion? Meguiar's M105 Ultra Cut Compound. :headbang: Excellent cutting compound Outstanding polishing capability Ridiculously long...
Right on. :afro: note: A typical random orbital will deliver MORE revolutions of the backing plate AND more oscillations per minute compared to...
My friend Mike bought the Dynabrade Dual-Action Buffing Head: [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] The aluminum housing measures 4-3/4” in diameter. [IMG]...
You would be wise to check out the Festool Rotex RO 150 FEQ. It's got a smaller stroke (3/16" versus 5/16"), but it is nonetheless very capable....
It won't make more rotations. The inside lane is always faster because it is a shorter path. Let's pretend that you are driving a car on a...
Nothing wrong with the pads you've already got, so they can stay. Regardless the BRAND of pad, keep in mind that larger diameter pads will be...
Not uncommon for this to occur. Although I am not too familiar with the products you used, its likely not their "fault". There's only so much...
Most of the pertinent info is posted at detailing world, listed in the in detailing guide section. I could copy and paste it here on detailing...
Checked your site, Phil, but not sure if I saw all the plates you offer. I am sure you've got one available on the site, or access to them...
O-M-G.... I will! :yikes:
I wouldn't use them with a rotary for the reasons outlined previously. Orbital, random orbital, forced rotation orbital, YES. As for which...
I know... it's counterintuitive, but these pads require a fairly unorthodox approach. Kinda weird. :crasy:
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