Detail: My Firehawk
06-28-2009, 10:52 PM
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Detail: My Firehawk Well since everyone else has been posting pics i thought i would. I had some bad scratches on my hood but i got most of them out.
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Menzerna Power Gloss Yellow CCS Pad
Menzerna SIP Orange CCS Pad
TC-3 blue pad
All with 7424 Porter cable
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Menzerna Power Gloss Yellow CCS Pad
Menzerna SIP Orange CCS Pad
TC-3 blue pad
All with 7424 Porter cable
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06-29-2009, 10:19 AM
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firehawk#682:
Excellent improvement. Be sure to check your towels and wash mitt that new lines won't be inflicted on the surface.
Any micro-marring or dulling haze that may be inflicted with the SIP/combo can be removed with the Menzerna PO 106 FA "Super Polish" and black foam finishing pad.
Excellent improvement. Be sure to check your towels and wash mitt that new lines won't be inflicted on the surface.
Any micro-marring or dulling haze that may be inflicted with the SIP/combo can be removed with the Menzerna PO 106 FA "Super Polish" and black foam finishing pad.
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firehawk#682:
Excellent improvement. Be sure to check your towels and wash mitt that new lines won't be inflicted on the surface.
Any micro-marring or dulling haze that may be inflicted with the SIP/combo can be removed with the Menzerna PO 106 FA "Super Polish" and black foam finishing pad.
Excellent improvement. Be sure to check your towels and wash mitt that new lines won't be inflicted on the surface.
Any micro-marring or dulling haze that may be inflicted with the SIP/combo can be removed with the Menzerna PO 106 FA "Super Polish" and black foam finishing pad.
I was going to finish with your swirl cutter on the white pad but i didn't find the need to. Maybe i should of tho or would the Menzerna PO 106 FA work better? Im still learning so any suggestions are appreciated.
Oh and thanks for the comments so far.
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If you have any areas that you feel need a little more concentrated attention or see hazing/micro-marring from the SIP or PG, Swirl Cutter/white or black pad or the Menzerna 106FA/black pad would further refine the surface. You can test them in a future episode on a small section and examine the results.
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That was the first time i used the yellow pad you can definitely feel its more aggressive then the orange tho. I just wanted to make sure i got all the marks out so that y i decided to try the yellow. I think next time i will finish it off with either swirl cutter on white then tc3 on blue or do what Steve said with the super polish on black. I don't have the black pad yet tho.
