I use this on the drill with sweet results!
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06-07-12, 15:49 #1!"£$%^&*
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06-07-12, 16:36 #2di Member
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I have to replace my sets, cause they all worn badly. I'll try this one, thanks
Originally Posted by Smokey Bear
I was using cheap stuff so far, and have to say that it's very good value for money.
It cost me 50 euro for 5 of them in local bargain store "Army Shop" in Killarney last year. Now they are 13 euro each.
Can't say much about the compounds cause I never used them. I prefer Autosol
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06-07-12, 17:41 #3Junior Member
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keep them polished
, the laquer will be good for a while but if it doesnt take proper it will just lift and you'll end up back to square 1.
it happened to me
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07-07-12, 19:38 #4di Member
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I use the drill myself.
Get the red compound bar onto the mop and then the Blue compound bar on a loose mop and you end up with a great finish.
Always happy never satisfied
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Finally got around to doing this last week. Turned out very well. Jacked up the back of the car, pulled out a stool and put it in 3rd gear. Made my way through the different grades of sandpaper and finished with autosol. Have a before and after pic there. Not bad for 20 mins per wheel! Cheers for the info lads
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