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Polishing machine, any recommendations?
Jules86:
Not sure where your based but if its northwest then give JPC a pm, the work ive seen him do is nothing short of perfect
http://www.miglior.co.uk/
Sharman:
"Shine" aka taketheweekendoff said it'd be £75 to do. Recently had a scratch repair done by these on the wifes' Mini and was impressed.
bodger00:
Ive used a DAS6 polisher and they are quite effective and easy to use there are loads of guides out there and as long as you take your time the results are superb. I am just an enthusiast and I thought the results i ended up with were great.
For £100 you can get setup with everything you need.....other than the time it takes. 1 full day flat out is about right!
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matsu:
so can someone kindly put a recommended list fora beginnerto go and buy.
i,m gonna go for a silverline or das6 soon but need a simple shopping list. and then with some simple guides printed off my dads old focus isgonna get a good working.and ill prcatice on stuff untill i dare get good enough to work on SWMBO's mk4 gti aaniv...then and only then will my gti get a look in, andprob only after i get a proffessional to do it first and tech me as he goes along!!
thankks in advance
matsu
stealthwolf:
here's what I went for:
- Megs G220 polisher
- Meguiars 7" cutting, polishing and finishing pads
- triple sample set of menzerna polishes all at different cuts - 2/10, 4/10 and 6/10 cutting abilities I think
- don't forget IPA. This is isopropyl alcohol. buy a solution, not the aerosol version. Mix 50/50 with water and use this to wipedown the car. Removes all polish residue.
- 3" backing plate and a set of cutting, polishing and finishing pads that were 4" in size (this is for small areas like the boot lip)
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