I’ve thoroughly tested this product with rotary and these pads as displayed, on lots of cars and lots of paints, and it does leave behind buffer trails every single time if you look at the paint work under scan grip lighting no matter how flat you keep the finishing pad. If you have over head lights etc you cannot see the trails but they are there. I use Gtechniq panel wipe and it instantly reveals these remaining defects. Now, this is not to say that this product is not good, because compared to others on the market, it’s a rock star, but you do need to DA finish if you want stellar results under the right lighting, not all rotary like they show here.
People will say that, but I have noticed the rules are different with rotary. I've seen rotary guys just slap a manhole sized pad on there and then just go as fast as they can in all kinds of wavy motions.
He's been doing demos. Looks like he needs to spur the pad out. But I even get a little dust from time to time with it, because it does pull off a bit of paint. The chemistry allows for it to stay wet for a long time, but after a threshold has been breeched the bigger particulates get kicked off the pad. And you'll be able to brush the pad out and get back to work without needing to add more product most times.
I have using this product from last 6mth, almost on types of paint.it works very well.
Very nice product I must say!
Cost and time saving.
Great video, great example how to use the 3D One Hybrid compound. Top
Aren't you supposed to keep a rotary polisher flat?
Mostly when using foam pads.
Only if you're perfect! In fact ALL polishers are to be kept flat... additionally, there must be "60 ways to leave your lover"!
I’ve thoroughly tested this product with rotary and these pads as displayed, on lots of cars and lots of paints, and it does leave behind buffer trails every single time if you look at the paint work under scan grip lighting no matter how flat you keep the finishing pad. If you have over head lights etc you cannot see the trails but they are there. I use Gtechniq panel wipe and it instantly reveals these remaining defects. Now, this is not to say that this product is not good, because compared to others on the market, it’s a rock star, but you do need to DA finish if you want stellar results under the right lighting, not all rotary like they show here.
@@totalpackagedetailingllc4413 you are absolutely right!!!
People will say that, but I have noticed the rules are different with rotary. I've seen rotary guys just slap a manhole sized pad on there and then just go as fast as they can in all kinds of wavy motions.
But I see dusting why
He's been doing demos. Looks like he needs to spur the pad out.
But I even get a little dust from time to time with it, because it does pull off a bit of paint. The chemistry allows for it to stay wet for a long time, but after a threshold has been breeched the bigger particulates get kicked off the pad. And you'll be able to brush the pad out and get back to work without needing to add more product most times.