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Dude, u couldn't remove a light weight swirl much less paint with that. 😅😅

You cant on this model, the bearing is built into the plate..

Not enough watts. What machine did you use?

Same thing dude had in the video.. black n decker.. dunno what wattage it is but aint enough to keep her spinning while trying to buff.. its got the rpm but no torque..

@@Z-Ack random orbital sanders aren’t designed to spin under load. They will spin like crazy when you run the machine but as soon as you apply it to a a surface they struggle

Any home store and name it whatever you want like maybe buffey or sir wax alot.. blackened pecker.. bob.. your choice,.. it can even be a betsy if that tickles your fancy..

Which one

@@TTTT-rc4fv - I forgot the brand but one where you can set the speed. It was like $45-50.

Just buy the Bauer dual action polisher.

He didn't. The velcro strips had adhesive on the back.

disagree, see the results people get with the new wave of cordless polishers. sure, not as effective in correcting as a powerful corded polisher, but the cordless models can't be pushing much more power than a cheapie like this, if at all. this is a 60 watt polisher...with cordless having 18-20v batteries, i would imagine most are right in this range as well. so it doesn't compare well to more expensive corded polishers, but i bet it compares well (correction wise) to most cordless models, which are typically a lot more expensive. i've corrected paint in the past with a cheapie 10 inch random orbital 3300 rpm buffer. sure it probably took 3 hours to polish 2500 sand scratches from my hood when a good DA now would probably take me 45 minutes. but it does work with the right pads, compound, and some extra patience.

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For the price of that orbital sander, he can get the decent chinese made da polisher for the same price.. i dont know what did he mean "professional polisher for a cheap"..

LMAO

Fucking idiot

Yes, it would be. Check out this video. He paint corrected his entire car with this same polisher using the pads that it came with: ua-cam.com/video/az-HFW38aFM/v-deo.html

Yes yes yes.. even with cheap chinese hex pads this works really well.. i use meguiars compound and polish.. awesome products..

I have the same machine but I removed the rubber pad altogether removed the glue and put on a proper backing pad which will take all those valcro pads and no vibrations.

@@robb.1891 Hi where did you buy the pad to put on the polisher and how did you attach it? Thanks, Joel

@@robb.1891 Where did you purchase the backing pad

Get out of here man...

How did you put it on? and which one?

The experience has been great. I use the same process that you would with the professional orbital polishers. I really like this for a person learning how to polish and getting the method down too because they dont need to drop a bunch of cash and you dont risk burning the paint at high speeds.

Thanks man for the reply, appreciated!!!

Yes, It has held up very well. I just applied some VSP and did a polish with it a couple weeks back. Just keep the pad clean between uses and

@@MassiveLoop what is the best way to clean all the polishes and residue

Thanks for the feedback. Can I return it by saying you don't talk enough in yours. Are you just recording people driving down the road and putting it on YT? Some context would be nice.

westernsharpie yeah, I know, I need to keep that in check. Having a proper camera mount would be key, I was getting distracted trying to keep it in place.

haha i was just giving you a hard time, i meant it in a nice way. I probably wouldnt be much better

danlc95 definitely, the industrial was way OP.

Yazan Al Tawalbeh Velcro strips

sudershan lal Did you know the name of these pieces ?

I am asking that only because i want to buy that black color stick peices

sudershan lal Me too

sudershan lal they are called Velcro tape

Alex Hernandez oh thanks a lot man i was waiting for this reply only it was helpfull god bless you

Jason Loera the bonnets suck yeah. This orbital polisher gets the job done for diy personal auto use, but it does take a little longer and need more passes because it's not as fast as the high end ones. But it's not bad. The VSS swirl remover from CG used with this made the marks disappear

Jason Loera z

Taylor Jordan - They are 6 and a half inch pads.

@Massive Loop do you think a 6 inch pad would work as effectively?

Taylor Jordan it should . But you want to have the pad run a little wider than the mounting surface, for the same reason as the high dollar polishers, the mounting surface should NEVER contact the paint during polishing.

@@MassiveLoop Hi where did you purchase the velcro strips?

Yes, I used Chemical Guys VSS scratch and swirl remover (AMAZON LINK: www.amazon.com/dp/B001TJIDF0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_ep_dp_NIx5zbDFDDNW7 ) to remove scratches from shingles that flew off the roof on to my car in high wind. Worked like a charm. Of course an expensive rotary tool will work faster but with this cheap orbital this did not take long at all. You can use the same method that any rotary does and you wont burn the paint since the speed does not get high as they do. Great if you are looking to repair swirls without spending a ton of money.

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I edited the post with what I can only assume is a permanent link but is subject to Amazon's change of URLs, of course. I also added this and a link to the pad I used in the comments. Hope that helps!

+Nizar Tabbakh Make sure there is transparency in the source image. You'll see grey/white checkered areas in google image results, those are the areas that will be transparent. Also note that the transparency in the icon will not be visible until its finally applied, it shows as black when you scale the image (driving blind when working with all black icons).

John Brodeur I just did Google image searches for things like "play store icon" or "flat Gallery icon" (as you can see, my home-screen has a different Gallery icon too. The cool thing about this tool is it can just use any image to create the icon, even make the size larger too so it can take up more than one square. One thing that I came across after making this is that this tool DOES pick up the transparency in PNG images and such, but there is a slight glitch where the preview gallery just shows it as all black when cropping for the icon but when you apply it the transparency will look fine.[added to description]

+John Brodeur they defs need an app where you can download jpeg app icon images to your gallery

+Matthew Maiorano Yeah, that would be the web browser (Chrome in my case). LG would never be able to put together a collection of royalty free pics that would come even close to the amount of stuff you can fine in a google image search. I recommend going after png rather than jpg because of the transparency in png preserved. So , for instance if I was looking to replace the stock gallery app, I'd search: " Gallery icon png " and get more than enough results. Want to narrow more, try "Gallery icon flat png" then you'll get a good supply of flat material style icons.