Any reason you don’t mention your Hex Pads, I have recently changed to these from another well known manufacturer and am getting great results with them.
Again a great explanation on use this has put me on a better understanding and will also help improve what I’m doing many thanks Kev look forward to your next demo 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
i dont mean to be offtopic but does anybody know a method to log back into an Instagram account? I somehow lost my login password. I would appreciate any help you can give me
Thanks for your comment John Kerr, everyone is entitled to an opinion, I am just sharing information based on my experience using these specific products and machines.
I am almost sold to forced rotation as it will not keep stopping at curves and edges of some crazy toyota cars :) The only point holding me back from going forced rotation is absence of knowledge if forced rotation machine will always finnish very well with one step compound leaving no holograms as well on black paints. At Least on German cars. Scholl s20 one step compound and medium cutting pad / blue spider pad combo for example to remove moderate to heavy swirls to 85-95% perfection = 85-95 % defects correced while super lttle haze and 0 holograms left after 2 passes= left to right and up snd down = 1 cross Kind Regards Your subscriber
Yep. There are no positives to generating heat. It's all bad. It doesn't cut or break down abrasives faster. Pressure over time does that. Think of it like trying to thinly shave a block warm chocolate. The warmer it gets, the harder it is to work with and cut precisely. Similar concept applies to cutting and finishing paint. It can also cause swelling, so hours later when the panel cools down, defects you thought were gone have reappeared. Similar to chemical shock.
I’m new to detailing, watched hundreds of tutorials and for some reason this video is telling me almost the opposite way to polish a vehicle. So confused!!!
Any reason you don’t mention your Hex Pads, I have recently changed to these from another well known manufacturer and am getting great results with them.
Great video Kev, very helpful for beginners.
Again a great explanation on use this has put me on a better understanding and will also help improve what I’m doing many thanks Kev look forward to your next demo 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
i dont mean to be offtopic but does anybody know a method to log back into an Instagram account?
I somehow lost my login password. I would appreciate any help you can give me
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Should we wash after use ? Can it be just plain warm water or use a detergent ?
very nice video....Can you tell me please how can i clean the disk? from cremes?
Thanks for your comment John Kerr, everyone is entitled to an opinion, I am just sharing information based on my experience using these specific products and machines.
Well documented and good info for ppl learning machine polishing
As suppose to brushing the pad off. Can you add water to re lube it or another solution to it to activate the polish left on the pad.
I am almost sold to forced rotation as it will not keep stopping at curves and edges of some crazy toyota cars :)
The only point holding me back from going forced rotation is absence of knowledge if forced rotation machine will always finnish very well with one step compound leaving no holograms as well on black paints. At Least on German cars.
Scholl s20 one step compound and medium cutting pad / blue spider pad combo for example to remove moderate to heavy swirls to 85-95% perfection = 85-95 % defects correced while super lttle haze and 0 holograms left after 2 passes= left to right and up snd down = 1 cross
Kind Regards
Your subscriber
Great bit of information just wondering is that a 5 inch backing plate
It is indeed a 5 inch backing plate.
Hi, can the da12 be fitted with a 3 inch back plate. Thanks
If you have a 5 inch backing plate do you pick a 5.5 inch pad?
Yes mate that will fit fine!
@@AutobriteDirectLTD ace thanks
Also not brushing the pad out diminishes your cut and finish because of the residue
From my understanding heat diminishes your cut
Yep. There are no positives to generating heat. It's all bad. It doesn't cut or break down abrasives faster. Pressure over time does that. Think of it like trying to thinly shave a block warm chocolate. The warmer it gets, the harder it is to work with and cut precisely. Similar concept applies to cutting and finishing paint. It can also cause swelling, so hours later when the panel cools down, defects you thought were gone have reappeared. Similar to chemical shock.
Do u neeed t wet the pad befour u machine
I’m new to detailing, watched hundreds of tutorials and for some reason this video is telling me almost the opposite way to polish a vehicle. So confused!!!
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Do not agree, I think you are talking preferbial.