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  • Power Polishing Tips

    Hey Guys

    I have recently started my own detailing business on the side and i am happy to say it is going very well. The only thing my services do not offer is power polishing.

    I was curious if there was any one on here who could tell me a few good pointers.

    I am not a complete newb to powerpolishing, i have seen it done every day for a couple years, but only done it my self once or twice (not quite comfortable enough to do it on my own yet).

    What supplies might i need? i know there are different cutting creams and pads. Which ones are good to have and in what order do you use them, stuff like that.

    I will also be needed to buy a power polisher, any decent ones out there you guys could susgest would be great. Thanks everyone for there info and time!
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    Re: Power Polishing Tips

    I could teach you.....PM me some Q's and I'll hit you back....
    2006 Colorado Xtreme | AEM CAI | Walker exhaust | smoked glass | -1" dropped rear | Avic D3 | 8000K HID's
    2002 GTI 1.8t | C1 SS | Upsolute 94 oct | Brullen 2.5" DP | Supersprint catback | Poly mounts | 19" Privat's | FK 55 kit | Projector lights | EVOMS CAI
    2000 GSXR750 | Hindle Race exhaust | Telefonica replica | K&N intake | Custom ECU

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      Re: Power Polishing Tips

      When I first detailed my car, someone pointed me to:

      http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum...play.php?f=147


      As to a polisher, apparently Porter Cable is the best.
      Jeff


      2017 Sportwagen
      2016 .:R (sold)
      2013 Golf TDI Wolfsburg (sold)
      2001.5 Audi S4 (sold)

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