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with a set 3500 RPM, it will just take longer on some areas; however, I'd recommend that you ensure that you buy specific pads with specific polishing and waxing products.
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with a set 3500 RPM, it will just take longer on some areas; however, I'd recommend that you ensure that you buy specific pads with specific polishing and waxing products. For example, Griots products are specifically designed to work with their pads and orb'l polisher so you can't burn the paint. The chemicals actually brake down under the polisher. unlike other non-Random Orbital tools which could burn your paint. Its kind of idiot proof. Not promoting Griots either, just an example. However that is what I use because I'd end up burning the paint. There are many options out there. Love the end result on the darker color. Great job.
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