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Hi guys, i have a little experience detailing cars by hand, but i am looking to step up to a dual action polisher for applying polish and wax, probably get a porter cable. I have a 2014 toyota corolla, definitely not a show car, i just want to keep it in good condition. It only has light scratches and i do not believe it will need a heavy cut polish to correct it. I am looking at using the 205 with a finishing pad on it to take the light scratches out, is that accurate? Let me know what your opinions are, trying to start with the least agressive polish first. Thanks!
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Re: New to detailing
Sounds like a good starting point. You can move to a polishing pad if you need more correction.
If you don't already have pads, the Meguiar's thin foam pads in 5" would be perfect for the PC. -
Re: New to detailing
Welcome. When I started out I was looking at the Porter Cable but ended up looking online and got a good deal on Gariots Garage. If you watch sales on the detailing websites you can get some deals. Mine came with some pads and a backing plate. I love it. Mainly bought it for my own cars, but have done several others with it too.2017 Lexus RX 350 - Satin Cashmere Metallic
2016 Honda Odyssey Touring - Crystal Black Pearl
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Re: New to detailing
Sounds good, i will check it out. I work for a tool supply company so i get everything at cost. HahaComment
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