got my 3 sv brushes along with po85rd today ...heres a picture of my line up...im jus missin PG...which im not in a rush to get ....so, 1 more day til i get my metabo, thatll be fun, cant wait to try out those wheel brushes along with the 85rd..i can tell arleady that the sv brushes are qualtiy made...they are heavy duty, and the bristles are sooooo soft n pure...feedback in a couple days enjoy~!
I need to pick me up some of that SIP. For that matter, I still need to get my PC. I'm laggin =\ Any updates on the house?
OHHH ANOTHER PACKAGE!! thanks a bunch PHIL, its sooo crazy cuz i was thinkin of Lusso & Black wow and how i wanted to try it ...u read my mind...thanks for the products..gona test em out tomorrow for those who own a metabo...any tips n tricks? whats the red button for on the top handle? will i ever need to use it? how do u guys usually start out the rotrary..sspread on 700rpm and then kick it up to 1500 ? haha i know iknow...first time metabo user...must be nervous for me...well gonna play with it tomorrow...tahnks in advance also wondering for the METABO - is there a special wrench to tighten the backing plate to the polisher? or is it like a regular screw type deal? THE COLLECTION!!
haha..1 for me, 1 for my sister..n 1 extra if i cant seem to find any of the otehr 2 during a detail...hahahaha ohhl...no comment on the METABO!?!??! j/m
Maaaan congrats!! Why don't you use one of the brushes on the interior haha, unless u have something for ur interior already.
that can definetly be an option...i have a few other ones that are a bit softer that i used when applying vrt/vrp to the vents n tight areas this would be a good cleaning tool for those tougher plastics etc
Ah so this is where the pictures are at :applause: Very nice products you got your self :applause2: You can never have enough of those Swissvax brushes, they last a long time too but I like to have a few spares in my arsenal. Oh as for the Metabo, the red button is to lock the machine so you can remove a backing plate. All rotaries have this, but what ever you do, do not press the red button when your operating the machine. If you do, you can kill your machine. As for speed, I use my Metabo at about 1500 to 2000RPM and what's nice is that with the soft start it has it dosen't matter what dial you have it on it will always start nice and smooth and give you a few seconds to ramp up to what ever speedn you have it set at. Play around with it, get a feel for it don't be shy with it. Bring the RPM's up as high as your confortable with to get a feel for it.
