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Old 10-10-2007, 07:24 PM
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actually it looks like my car after i used the wool pad to get the deep scratches out.. Its like they did that and then just stopped and didnt finish the job with the foam pads...

terrible... this is what it should look like


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sorry had to show off

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looks great stealth!!
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Originally Posted by Carbon Blue,Oct 10 2007, 06:49 PM
if this was caused by a rotary, what would cause the rotary to do this?? Did he leave it in one spot too long?? dirty pads?? too little compound?
Too high of a speed (rpms), and moving the buffer way too fast across the paint. I bet it only took that guy 10 minutes to "polish" that whole car...
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