Detailing world

[Anonymous]

Is now on detailing world pop by and say hello.... Really going to try and get in to it this year

 

[RCZ1]

Is Johnny your user name on there too?

I will look out for you. I'm Blueberry by the way

 

[Anonymous]

Is Johnny your user name on there too?

I will look out for you. I'm Blueberry by the way

Yeah johnny1983 can do wiv your help really thinking of get a autosmart smart tool no much about them x

 

[Anonymous]

I'll keep an eye out for you too. My username is exactly the same but I'm on less frequently than RCZ1.

 

[RCZ1]

Is Johnny your user name on there too?

I will look out for you. I'm Blueberry by the way

Yeah johnny1983 can do wiv your help really thinking of get a autosmart smart tool no much about them x

To be honest I'd never heard of them. Just done a search on Detailing World and they seem to get mixed reviews. Some say they are easy to use and better than hand polishing. Others say, you'd be better off buying a DA as they give better results. Some say they vibrate way too much. Make of that what you will..... Sorry I couldn't be off more help.

Post the same question on DW and see what response you get

 

[Anonymous]

Is Johnny your user name on there too?

I will look out for you. I'm Blueberry by the way

Yeah johnny1983 can do wiv your help really thinking of get a autosmart smart tool no much about them x

To be honest I'd never heard of them. Just done a search on Detailing World and they seem to get mixed reviews. Some say they are easy to use and better than hand polishing. Others say, you'd be better off buying a DA as they give better results. Some say they vibrate way too much. Make of that what you will..... Sorry I couldn't be off more help.

Post the same question on DW and see what response you get

Thing is never used a da b4 how hard r they to use for the 1st time

 

[RCZ1]

They are not difficult to use par se but I would suggest that you watch as many you tube videos as you can on machine polishing and also read Dave KG's guide that is on Detailing World (in the Detailing Guides section). I read and reread this document over and over and over again for weeks on end to get things straight in my head. I also got a scrap panel to practise on from a breakers yard, which I found really helpful before I went anywhere near a car. It helps you to learn how much pressure you can apply (which is more than you may think), how different polishes work, how different pads work, etc, etc. Hey, if I can do it, then anyone can you just have to be sensible about it.

 

[Anonymous]

They are not difficult to use par se but I would suggest that you watch as many you tube videos as you can on machine polishing and also read Dave KG's guide that is on Detailing World (in the Detailing Guides section). I read and reread this document over and over and over again for weeks on end to get things straight in my head. I also got a scrap panel to practise on from a breakers yard, which I found really helpful before I went anywhere near a car. It helps you to learn how much pressure you can apply (which is more than you may think), how different polishes work, how different pads work, etc, etc. Hey, if I can do it, then anyone can you just have to be sensible about it.

O I'm worry about it now lol

 

[Anonymous]

The vids by junkman on machine polishing are really good and take you through it step by step. I haven't got a DA yet but his vids are the ones recommended to me by other DW members and I can see why.

 

[RCZ1]

Nothing to worry about Johnny. Just keep your head about you and you'll be fine.

 

[Anonymous]

Hello People,

If you are looking for any Detailing Products or Questions please let me know happy to assist.

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