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The Rotary Makita 9227c.
The pad 8006.
Product #83 DACP.
Speed setting 2-3. (1200 rpm's max)
Temp low to mid 70's.
Humidity low.
Before
This has been washed and you can see the light hue from the micro marring.
Hood before claying and rotary
After
side shot 24 hours later
After
full side shot
After
Hood
Ok you guys have answered these questions a million times before so once again here goes again.
When using the Rotary it seemed #83 disappeared very fast and this was after using the same pad all most all day.
If I sprayed a quick shot of QD above the truck (12"-18"I would get massive splatter
I did get a slight hologram on the tonneau cover. it looks as i did not let the NXT set long enough but I know better, What I think I did was work #83 to far and the pad did the damage (ever so slight) you can only see the hologram in direct day light and rock back and forth from one leg to the other and only where I know I went from one direction to another, I also think that the tonneau cover has a softer paint then the truck since it is not a OEM part and it did not any where else
For the first time I think I had great results.
it seems the shinier I get my finish the more imperfections I can see ie...orange peel, Fish eye, Something trapped under the paint causing a bubble effect etching, You name it I have it some where.
Ok Wife is yelling to get her spa running again gotta go before I get a Makita cord wrapped around my neck.
The pad 8006.
Product #83 DACP.
Speed setting 2-3. (1200 rpm's max)
Temp low to mid 70's.
Humidity low.
Before
This has been washed and you can see the light hue from the micro marring.
Hood before claying and rotary
After
side shot 24 hours later
After
full side shot
After
Hood
Ok you guys have answered these questions a million times before so once again here goes again.
When using the Rotary it seemed #83 disappeared very fast and this was after using the same pad all most all day.
If I sprayed a quick shot of QD above the truck (12"-18"I would get massive splatter
I did get a slight hologram on the tonneau cover. it looks as i did not let the NXT set long enough but I know better, What I think I did was work #83 to far and the pad did the damage (ever so slight) you can only see the hologram in direct day light and rock back and forth from one leg to the other and only where I know I went from one direction to another, I also think that the tonneau cover has a softer paint then the truck since it is not a OEM part and it did not any where else
For the first time I think I had great results.
it seems the shinier I get my finish the more imperfections I can see ie...orange peel, Fish eye, Something trapped under the paint causing a bubble effect etching, You name it I have it some where.
Ok Wife is yelling to get her spa running again gotta go before I get a Makita cord wrapped around my neck.
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