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i have all my megs stuff to complete my project
84, 7006 , megs papers, blocks various grades and of course a dewalt 849
now any1 offer me any tips i never really apply to much pressure just enough to keep my hand and the block contacting the paint surface is this the right way ??
any tips on working the rotary on curved surfaces i have practiced on many practice panels but on stands so the curves werent a problem now that im working on my beater im trying to figure a techinique for curved panels .
i donty want to create buffer swirls how are these created with the rotary wat is the best way to aviod em ?
i do not have great amount of experience but im working on a beater so its ok
84, 7006 , megs papers, blocks various grades and of course a dewalt 849
now any1 offer me any tips i never really apply to much pressure just enough to keep my hand and the block contacting the paint surface is this the right way ??
any tips on working the rotary on curved surfaces i have practiced on many practice panels but on stands so the curves werent a problem now that im working on my beater im trying to figure a techinique for curved panels .
i donty want to create buffer swirls how are these created with the rotary wat is the best way to aviod em ?
i do not have great amount of experience but im working on a beater so its ok
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