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Well I have been running my own small detail business and I am insured an all. Mainly detail boats and cars on the side during the warmer months. pretty efficient with a rotary and pc. I was reading on another thread that someone used one step compund then possibly followed up with machine glaze on a wool pad. Is #3 workable though a pure polish with a wool pad on gelcoat? I am usually able to get away on most boats with #66 on a foam cutting pad or wool then using 21 and seems to last quite a while and insite would be appreciated. Greg
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Re: boat ?????????
Yes, very much so and in fact it's a very popular combination for use on both finished parts, (boats and anything else made out of fiberglass that a high gloss is desired), and molds to create a smooth glossy surface and prepare them for mold release wax.Originally posted by 97t-bird View Post
M03 works great with wool cutting pads, wool finishing pads and foam pads like our W-8000 and W-8006
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