DEFINED: A DEEP DIVE INTO ADAM'S POLISHES MACHINE POLISHING LINEUP

[@Sror3d]

Thanks for the video. I have the 12mm pro, 15mm pro, and micro pro and I've used them all twice. Great machines! The only thing I don't have is a garage :( so I can't do it as often as I need to.

[@NO_OPEC_NO_PROBLEM]

Too bad your Adam's Complete 5.5" Pad & Polish Combo isn’t part of the CORRECTION promo. That would be a great kit for someone with existing polishing equipment (like myself). In my opinion a one-step system is the easy to go for weekend warrior. Especially if you’re going to ceramic coat your vehicle.

[@ronstrubel3479]

Will one step remove orange peel

[@brianwaugh9249]

Are the Adam's Red Polishers just Harbor Freight Bauer polishers re-branded? Just curious.

[@KRayxKodessA]

Maybe a dumb question, but if you're polishing and encounter a rust spot... what's the move? I'd imagine the polisher would tear up the rust/paint depending on how deep the rust has gone.

[@NO_OPEC_NO_PROBLEM]

@@KRayxKodessA Rust is a chemical reaction that cannot be stopped. Generally rust is where water spent too much time on bare metal. Only way to correct rust is to grind it out, restore corrosion protection, and refinish the panel.

[@Sror3d]

You'll need to sand the spot and to get rid of the rust and get to the bare metal. You will then need to fill that spot with touch up paint or depending on how bad it was, may need to be repainted and blended to the rest of the area. Then you will need to reapply some clear coat after painting. It should then be safe to continue your paint correction on whatever panel you were working on.