First time using a rotary (ever) and It's Done.

[Beercan31]

RamAirV1
Great job! Just think how long it would have taken if you didn't have the rotary!
RamAirV1

I'm still trying to get back in shape from shoulder surgery.....No I don't even want to think of doing a job like this with out the rotary.....good lord no.

JeffM
Quick question, can a PC bring back to life a vehicle in that condition?

Jeff
Mike Phillips would be the one who would have the long answer to this question....lol
but as far as I know the PC does not generate enough friction/heat to break down the diminishing abrasives that are in #85 and #83. So to the best of my knowledge I would have to say no.

Thank you to everybody who posted/responded with and with feed back. Just trying to make America beautiful one vehicle at a time.

[rusty bumper]

Originally posted by JeffM
Quick quiestion, can a PC bring back to life a vehicle in that condiditon?

This was pretty close to it.

Great job Rich.

[Tim Lingor]

Originally posted by JeffM


Quick quiestion, can a PC bring back to life a vehicle in that condiditon?

Generally, I have to say, probably not. What makes the PC so popular is that it is so darn safe to use! It is not an aggressive tool and therefore would struggle with heavy oxidation. The most aggressive product that Meg's recommends to be used with the PC is #83 DACP and a W-8006 Polishing Pad. If this combo does not do it, the paint will require the use of the rotary buffer.

Tim