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last step product w/ mothers powerball 4paint
so i wanted my LSP to be applicable by hand quickly sprayed on and wiped off...
but it seems that is not the best way to go since the selection of these type of products is minimal. i also get the feeling they offer a sub-par end product. so instead of doing a spray on/wipe off product until i get my DA, i thought the mothers powerball 4paint could work for 1-2 cars a week until i can afford a DA polisher.
first off, does this sound like a plausible idea? i ask this because it is my belief (i havent actually used one yet) that the ball does not rest on the car like a DA polisher or orbital polisher. so if you accidentally let the rod the the ball is attached to touch the paint is it gonna cause serious damage? i have a good drill that has a rear and upper handle which would make it ideal. IF ANYONE HAS ACTUAL EXPERIENCE USING THE POWERBALL 4PAINT, PLEASE CHIME IN! THANKS!
second: what would be the best all around product to use with the PowerBall 4Paint? D151? something with diminishing abrasives im assuming. anyway, suggestions and help is appreciated. thanks!
but it seems that is not the best way to go since the selection of these type of products is minimal. i also get the feeling they offer a sub-par end product. so instead of doing a spray on/wipe off product until i get my DA, i thought the mothers powerball 4paint could work for 1-2 cars a week until i can afford a DA polisher.
first off, does this sound like a plausible idea? i ask this because it is my belief (i havent actually used one yet) that the ball does not rest on the car like a DA polisher or orbital polisher. so if you accidentally let the rod the the ball is attached to touch the paint is it gonna cause serious damage? i have a good drill that has a rear and upper handle which would make it ideal. IF ANYONE HAS ACTUAL EXPERIENCE USING THE POWERBALL 4PAINT, PLEASE CHIME IN! THANKS!
second: what would be the best all around product to use with the PowerBall 4Paint? D151? something with diminishing abrasives im assuming. anyway, suggestions and help is appreciated. thanks!
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