LS1 Tech Special: Porter Cable 7424 buffer kit
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You may use a liquid or paste carnauba wax over top of the sealant for an additional layer of protection. It will provide additional depth on darker colors, however it may tend to mute metallic pop at the same time.
I would say our TC-8 is about a 5.0-5.5 (more so if used on a rotary with a black or white foam pad) on a 10 pt. aggression scale when used with the PC/orange pad combo setup. Now we have just made available for sale at $19.99/Qt., 3M Perfect-It II Rubbing Compound (#05973). According to 3M Technical Support, this is rated at about 6.5 out of 10 while your #6064 is graded at 3.0 according to 3M's aggressiveness scales.
You may use a liquid or paste carnauba wax over top of the sealant for an additional layer of protection. It will provide additional depth on darker colors, however it may tend to mute metallic pop at the same time.
I would say our TC-8 is about a 5.0-5.5 (more so if used on a rotary with a black or white foam pad) on a 10 pt. aggression scale when used with the PC/orange pad combo setup. Now we have just made available for sale at $19.99/Qt., 3M Perfect-It II Rubbing Compound (#05973). According to 3M Technical Support, this is rated at about 6.5 out of 10 while your #6064 is graded at 3.0 according to 3M's aggressiveness scales.
1. If we are to use the 3m Perfect-it II Rubbing compound with the yellow pad, what speed setting should we use?
2. How fast should we move the Porter cable? Similar to TC-8 1 inch per 1 second?
3. After we are done using the pad, can we clean the pad and reuse it on different vehicles or should the pad be a one time use thing?
4. You have stated on some different forums that the Perfect-It II Rubbing Compound may haze a dark colored car. I assume once you have used the Rubbing Compound you would use the TC-8 and that would take out the haze. Is this correct?
Thanks for your time,
Chris
1. If we are to use the 3m Perfect-it II Rubbing compound with the yellow pad, what speed setting should we use?
2. How fast should we move the Porter cable? Similar to TC-8 1 inch per 1 second?
3. After we are done using the pad, can we clean the pad and reuse it on different vehicles or should the pad be a one time use thing?
4. You have stated on some different forums that the Perfect-It II Rubbing Compound may haze a dark colored car. I assume once you have used the Rubbing Compound you would use the TC-8 and that would take out the haze. Is this correct?
Thanks for your time,
Chris
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