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10-13-2005, 03:50 PM
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n00b...7336SP is an upper model from the....7424...
I am new to this detailing thing, I usually pay for it. Is it possible to take paint off with the 7336SP?
(Shrek type of personality when it comes to tools)
(Shrek type of personality when it comes to tools)
10-17-2005, 06:06 AM
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That's tempting; might buy myself an early Xmas present.
I need to do a good cleaning/protecting before winter; I'm sure that could make the job go faster/easier.
Do those who use polishers use it for removing glaze, cleaners, etc. as well? I'm fairly new at exterior detailing (well on autos, i used to detail boats) and need to come up with a good system (methods, products, etc.). Time for me to sit down and STFA I guess. Any pointers are more than welcome.
Do those who use polishers use it for removing glaze, cleaners, etc. as well? I'm fairly new at exterior detailing (well on autos, i used to detail boats) and need to come up with a good system (methods, products, etc.). Time for me to sit down and STFA I guess. Any pointers are more than welcome.
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