Its polishing time

[Sparky ds3]

So first go with the da goes

Old wing scuffed up green dish scrubber to leave this

Then buffed. I went over it twice to leave this





Well chuffed with the results 😃

[Gazski66]

Looks really good.......looks like a polisher on my list next lol

[Clean Your Ride]

Nice one Mark. A great first result

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[Chris_Blue]

Nice one Sparky- good results. No- fantastic results
Have I missed how much you paid for the polisher?
I'm Looking at 2, 1 is £25 second hand, and the other £100 brand new

[Sparky ds3]

Cheers guys am sure with more practice the results will be even better come time. I really didnt need to use the scrubber on it but wanted to see just how well it came up and i was shocked.

Chris this was the megs microfiber combo as recommended by andy from cyc. Not the cheapest bit of kit at £185 but worth every penny imo

Mark

[Gazski66]

Cheers guys am sure with more practice the results will be even better come time. I really didnt need to use the scrubber on it but wanted to see just how well it came up and i was shocked.

Chris this was the megs microfiber combo as recommended by andy from cyc. Not the cheapest bit of kit at £185 but worth every penny imo

Mark

How many cars around your area are going to be short of wings with you practicing lol

[Chris_Blue]

Dont think Sparky needs a practice- looks fab
(Interested as a panel I have will need a machining)

Ed- a new Deltalyo DAS6 DA Polisher....£100?

[Clean Your Ride]

Dont think Sparky needs a practice- looks fab
(Interested as a panel I have will need a machining)

Ed- a new Deltalyo DAS6 DA Polisher....£100?

A new DAS6 polisher £78.95



A new DAS6 Pro polisher (the one to get) £114.95



Marks was more expensive as it was the Megs MF kit with everything needed to start off with.

[Chris_Blue]

^ ^ ^ Ooo.That looks good for the £100 ish mark
Will check it out- expect it needs about £50 of accessories tho

Second hand one (Make unknown) for £25... how that sound

[Sparky ds3]

How many cars around your area are going to be short of wings with you practicing lol

there safe mate i sill have a old door from the same car that was never fitted

[Chris_Blue]

there safe mate i sill have a old door from the same car that was never fitted

Did you need a practice run though- or was it just a confidence boost
You think you could have gone straight to a panel on your car, and got a good result?

[Sparky ds3]

Did you need a practice run though- or was it just a confidence boost
You think you could have gone straight to a panel on your car, and got a good result?

i am pretty sure i could have mate but wanted to get a feel for it first. ive watched god nose how much videos on youtube but at the end of the day watching and doing are miles apart.

mark

[Chris_Blue]

^ Agreed- Ive seen a few vids and they make it look so easy
Half dozen drops of polish- then wander the machine back and forth couple times- buff off

So it seems

[Sparky ds3]

^ Agreed- Ive seen a few vids and they make it look so easy
Half dozen drops of polish- then wander the machine back and forth couple times- buff off

So it seems

I once used a rotary polisher i got a shot of from a pal to try and get some scratches out the bonnet on a car i used to have all was well until i look at it in the sun and noticed that the hole bonnet was just one big hologram. The dual action is far more safer to use