Rotary holograms

RyanWest · 02-09-2015, 06:17 PM

You can accomplish a flawless shine with a rotary but it takes a lot of practice, proper pad and polish selection. The key to using a rotary is specific pressure and movement.

I use a rotary a lot with no holograms at all. It just takes practice!

And the simple fact you can accomplish the correction MUCH faster!

Bulletz4break · 02-11-2015, 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by RyanWest

You can accomplish a flawless shine with a rotary but it takes a lot of practice, proper pad and polish selection. The key to using a rotary is specific pressure and movement.

I use a rotary a lot with no holograms at all. It just takes practice!

And the simple fact you can accomplish the correction MUCH faster!

Rotary buffers are outdated. DA polishers are much more user friendly especially for someone just detailing their personal car every so often to remove swirls. I can correct a vehicle faster with my Rupes polisher than I can with my rotary. The only thing I use a rotary for now is boats.

Bulletz4break · 02-11-2015, 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Bulletz4break

Rotary buffers are outdated. DA polishers are much more user friendly especially for someone just detailing their personal car every so often to remove swirls. I can correct a vehicle faster with my Rupes polisher than I can with my rotary. The only thing I use a rotary for now is boats.

Griot’s Garage Random Orbital Wolfgang Duo

That would kit would remove all your holograms, light swirls and scratches.

RyanWest · 02-12-2015, 02:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Bulletz4break

Rotary buffers are outdated. DA polishers are much more user friendly especially for someone just detailing their personal car every so often to remove swirls. I can correct a vehicle faster with my Rupes polisher than I can with my rotary. The only thing I use a rotary for now is boats.

That is mechanically impossible! ROFL

I have a hand full of machine polishers. While I do not advocate noobs using a rotary it is a machine that can correct faster then a DA

For anyone starting out I would recommend the PC7424XP: http://www.stayfreshcarcare.com/#!accessories/cpr3

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