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Originally Posted by Baconeater
Second linky no worky. I have a 10' Craftsman orbital that is over 20 years old that's similar to the one you linked and it works fine. I use a terry cloth bonnet for applying and a  wool one for buffing. Although I don't have any experience with taking care of black so there may very well be better products for that. |
It's the same orbital but just the 6 inch one. Again, I have no idea about black either, hence all my ****ing stupid questions placed in one thread.
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Originally Posted by MIAdragon
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$300 is a bit more than I wanted to spend but I had looked at that one. Looks nice. But if I order the Zaino products for the polishing, I was just planning on getting a different polisher.
Any thoughts on PC package from Autogeek I linked in next post?
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Originally Posted by Miles
The big advantage of a dual action polisher vs. the rotary or orbital is its much more difficult to do counterproductive stuff or even burn through the clear coat.
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Originally Posted by Miles
I use an older version of that PC. IMO smaller pads like 4 or 5" are better for polishing or correcting.
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Good to know. I might go with that PC I linked then. Looks pretty good. Can I use most 6 inch pads with that one, including the chemical brothers stuff if needed.
This package looks good doesn't it?
http://www.autogeek.net/porter-cable...value-kit.html
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Originally Posted by Nzoner
I had a new 2002 Yukon Denali that i kept till 2012 and now have a black 2012 Jeep Wrangler and have always taken them to a local car wash client that uses soft cloth washers(no brushes) and air dry and the damn things look(ed) brand new.In fact when I traded the Denali the sales guy was very impressed with how good it looked.
Just my experience.
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I can't find any like that around here though. Plus I like taking care of my cars. I find it oddly enjoyable and relaxing to put some tunes on and be out there.