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As I can't find a specific forum that refers to aircraft, this seemed as good a place to post as anywhere else.
Most aircraft detailers I know use a rotary tool and wool pad to machine buff paint (not the same a waxing) which Meg's product would be best? #66 was mentioned to me, but I am wondering if #6 is less aggressive. People I have talked to use a glaze type product. I'm not sure if posting a link to the company I have my current supplies from is ok, so I won't unless a moderator gives me the all clear.
This is strictly for paint on metal not canvas on wood! Aircraft use urethane paints.
I also know there is a fear of burning though the paint on the rivets, which seems to come from not changing out the pad often enough.
Most aircraft detailers I know use a rotary tool and wool pad to machine buff paint (not the same a waxing) which Meg's product would be best? #66 was mentioned to me, but I am wondering if #6 is less aggressive. People I have talked to use a glaze type product. I'm not sure if posting a link to the company I have my current supplies from is ok, so I won't unless a moderator gives me the all clear.
This is strictly for paint on metal not canvas on wood! Aircraft use urethane paints.
I also know there is a fear of burning though the paint on the rivets, which seems to come from not changing out the pad often enough.
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