Excellent. I also like to thank Rupes for the nano extension which made me change from a small rotary to do under door handles etc - great accessory to a great tool
I think that this is one of the most important point that the people neglect: to be a right detailer you need to understand which are the equipments neede to complete your job, in the right way and time. Only one or two tools....mainly are not enought !!
Hey, an Edgework demo would be good using a 150mm pad, for those people that don’t have different size machines, say for the enthusiast. Just got myself a 15 and doing lots of research before starting.
Effectively performing edgework with a large pad on a large orbit tool would be considered a fairly advanced technique. It is something we can perhaps address in an upcoming video, but wouldn't be for the basic/introductory level series that is BigFoot 101. Thanks for the suggestion! EDIT - this also brings up the justification for the LK900E Mille as the choice for a beginner or someone who does not want to purchase additional tools. The LK900E Mille can be outfitted with a 150mm pad and, because of the forced rotation, requires no significant technique adjustments to perform edework.
Our white foam has not been tested or validated for coating application, however it is doubtful that using to spread a sprayable coating product would be a good idea or provide any performance benefit.
With all our tools we recommend to prime in the 1-2 speed range, and general operation in the 3-4 speed range. Jason would have been doing the same here. Check out this video for more info: ruclips.net/video/K3s3SVid0o4/видео.html
We're happy to hear you're enjoying the content. We have some content coming soon on the sanding systems, primarily our S2 series dustless sanding system, that we're sure you'll enjoy!
That is a great question. The answer would be "if the customer is paying you", in other words, if you're being paid appropriately for the level of detail where you would take the time to remove the emblems and properly reinstall them then yes, you should do that. If the customer is not willing to pay for those additional steps, then polish around them the best you can using smaller tools.
Would you do the small areas first or the larger areas? And does overlap do an extra stage of polishing? and create lines ? (Possibly not very well explained 😂) great video as ever
HAHA! It is definitely a tool that you will find uses for when you have it. We have a couple of great videos on the Nano specifically that would be helpful for you to watch when you finally "risk it all" Maximizing iBrid Nano Performance: ruclips.net/video/n5M2SXsx4ZA/видео.html Interior polishing with iBrid Nano: ruclips.net/video/-3S3I1DeDGY/видео.html
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Excellent. I also like to thank Rupes for the nano extension which made me change from a small rotary to do under door handles etc - great accessory to a great tool
The extension is very helpful. Thanks for commenting.
I think that this is one of the most important point that the people neglect: to be a right detailer you need to understand which are the equipments neede to complete your job, in the right way and time. Only one or two tools....mainly are not enought !!
Absolutely agree. Thank you for commenting!
Hey, an Edgework demo would be good using a 150mm pad, for those people that don’t have different size machines, say for the enthusiast. Just got myself a 15 and doing lots of research before starting.
Effectively performing edgework with a large pad on a large orbit tool would be considered a fairly advanced technique. It is something we can perhaps address in an upcoming video, but wouldn't be for the basic/introductory level series that is BigFoot 101. Thanks for the suggestion!
EDIT - this also brings up the justification for the LK900E Mille as the choice for a beginner or someone who does not want to purchase additional tools. The LK900E Mille can be outfitted with a 150mm pad and, because of the forced rotation, requires no significant technique adjustments to perform edework.
Love both of those tools. Will give you amazing results every time.
Thank you!
Can I apply spray coating with my white foam Rupes Bigfoot LHR15?
Our white foam has not been tested or validated for coating application, however it is doubtful that using to spread a sprayable coating product would be a good idea or provide any performance benefit.
Just completed the chapters 😁 always handy to re fresh your mind thank you very much RUPES and have a good x mass 🎄
Thanks for watching! 👍🏻
Hey Jason by any chance what speed were you using the big lhr75 on the demonstration?
With all our tools we recommend to prime in the 1-2 speed range, and general operation in the 3-4 speed range. Jason would have been doing the same here. Check out this video for more info: ruclips.net/video/K3s3SVid0o4/видео.html
Excellent content for us users from other Rupes countries, I would like to talk about the sanding system, greetings from Mexico
We're happy to hear you're enjoying the content. We have some content coming soon on the sanding systems, primarily our S2 series dustless sanding system, that we're sure you'll enjoy!
@@RUPES Excellent, I'm still on the lookout for your new videos, thank you very much !!
Hello, i'm Ebzer. I've question, how to clean and polish around the emblem car? should I take off the emblem to polishing the body car? Thank you 🙏
That is a great question. The answer would be "if the customer is paying you", in other words, if you're being paid appropriately for the level of detail where you would take the time to remove the emblems and properly reinstall them then yes, you should do that. If the customer is not willing to pay for those additional steps, then polish around them the best you can using smaller tools.
can you do me a favor to making the video for this matter please? I use RUPES Duetto and RUPES 75 mini.
Thank you so much 🙏
Thank you for all The learning experience
Glad you are finding value in the videos.
Awesome video!🤙🏾🤙🏾
Thank you!
Would you do the small areas first or the larger areas? And does overlap do an extra stage of polishing? and create lines ? (Possibly not very well explained 😂) great video as ever
It is a matter of personal preference, so choose the order that works best for you.
I own all but the nano and to be honest I’m willing to risk it all and buy it. Probably don’t need it but would be cool to know I got it.
HAHA! It is definitely a tool that you will find uses for when you have it. We have a couple of great videos on the Nano specifically that would be helpful for you to watch when you finally "risk it all"
Maximizing iBrid Nano Performance: ruclips.net/video/n5M2SXsx4ZA/видео.html
Interior polishing with iBrid Nano: ruclips.net/video/-3S3I1DeDGY/видео.html
Does anyone else here chip foose’s voice when Jason talks ????
HAHA! Come to think of it... have you ever seen the two of them together at the same time? 🤔