speed 6 your mad people think by going at speed setting 6 you get more done no no no low speed = better finish plus the paint gets too hot on speed 6

Is that a rotary polisher Great video

$12 bucks each for chemical guys pads...those kids out for money

Just bought and used these then found this video😂. I wanted an all in one pack to use every now and then. As per video , I can second they seem great value and surprised at their performance.

Non si lucida mai l'auto al sole, la carrozzeria deve essere fredda non calda per di più auto nera al sole... la pasta asciuga troppo in fretta e non fa il suo lavoro al 100%

Used them as per instructions with an orbital sander (low speed) & buffed to finish - worked perfectly. 👍

Your passes is also out of order and looks very random.

Bro i cringe watching your video. Detailing is step by step but you skipped some and the way you put compound is way too much. Have you even researched before doing this paint correction 😂??

Imagine how well the pads wouldve eotked if you knew what the hell you were doing. No method to your passed, just wildly moving the polisher around Starting out on speed 6 instesd of spreading the product out evenly then incrrasing the speed. You never polish on speed 6 especially whrn you dont know the capability of the pad/polish combination . Thanks for the vidro. I actually got something out of it evrn though you fidnt do anything correctly.

What RPM we need to use for a better cut ?

You gotta tape the rubbers and plastics to avoid damaging them.

Can this be used to polish epoxy? And which would you use? Blue? Mine came with green, red, orange, blue, yellow

did you even wash the car first? lmao

Cheers for this. I use a lot of SPTA gear. I've go the rotary polisher, 5-inch 15mm throw polisher, and numerous pads and backing plates. The pads aren't as substantial as Lake Country and Rupes etc., but they're great value and can be washed and reused numerous times. I'm on my eighth time using the orange and burgundy pads and they're holding up fine - yes, even the velcro.

Holy crap...sorry man, but your polishing technique is terrible. Also, you're polishing on a "dirty" car, which will do a lot more harm than good. Not trying to be a dick, just giving you some pointers on how to improve your technique. You always want to start with a washed vehicle at least. I'd definitely go over the car with a synthetic clay mitt or an iron remover (or both) before the polisher should hit the paint. There are a lot of great videos on KZbin on proper technique. I didn't know what I was doing either u til a friend showed me the proper technique and it changed my whole world!

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What's a good budget pad you would recommend from a business prospective

Hello

I bought a set and it came in this order. Yellow, White, Black, Blue and Orange. Am I supposed to use them in that order?

Man, wish they went with a cordless one.