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racedirector wrote: Went to Supercheap today to check out what they had. At the moment they have a couple of polishers that I am considering. One is like a big angle grinder @ $89.99 and the other is like a big orbital sander, upright with 2 handles @ $49.99. Which would be better suited to my task of paint restoring? Cheers RD try the mothers clay bar system and spend a few hours playing by hand,i did this to the wifes ltd after i bought it at auction,the colour looked a light brown and flat,after using the clay for a long time on one panel the colour changed to gunmetal and the clear polished up like glass\really slick to touch,then polish it.the best i did was 1 part after work each day,you have to remove the contamination layer to reach the new layer,with out cutting excess paint off.for the machines try ebay----i picked up 6 speed rotarys cheap, but i am a tool collector.
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Age: 63 Posts: 1584 Joined: 20th Mar 2005 Ride: EDL Fairmont Wagon/AU XR8 Ghia Location: Riverstone |
hans hartman wrote: racedirector wrote: Went to Supercheap today to check out what they had. At the moment they have a couple of polishers that I am considering. One is like a big angle grinder @ $89.99 and the other is like a big orbital sander, upright with 2 handles @ $49.99. Which would be better suited to my task of paint restoring? Cheers RD try the mothers clay bar system and spend a few hours playing by hand,i did this to the wifes ltd after i bought it at auction,the colour looked a light brown and flat,after using the clay for a long time on one panel the colour changed to gunmetal and the clear polished up like glass\really slick to touch,then polish it.the best i did was 1 part after work each day,you have to remove the contamination layer to reach the new layer,with out cutting excess paint off.for the machines try ebay----i picked up 6 speed rotarys cheap, but i am a tool collector. Thanks Hans I might just try that and see what happens. Might save some dollars in the process. Cheers RD
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any progress ON THE PAINT RD? wanting to see results.
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Age: 63 Posts: 1584 Joined: 20th Mar 2005 Ride: EDL Fairmont Wagon/AU XR8 Ghia Location: Riverstone |
hans hartman wrote: any progress ON THE PAINT RD? wanting to see results. Not yet Hans, concentrating on getting it running first. When I have it blue slipped I'll attack the paint. Only started doing something before because I was waiting for bits and needed a change
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