NO!... He is a pro w/wheel I know I am a pro ...he is using auto body compound & a glazz to just buff (not cut the stone} .... like car paint trust me :)
We need to know exactly what compounds you use, not just general descriptions. Also, 75% of that video is of the polisher going back and forth, which is unnecessary. This is hardly useful.
And "NEVER", but "NEVER" lay your bare buffing tool metal side down on your new unprotected polished surface; Jug Head! Fire This Employee Samsung.......
![[Samsung Staron] Entire Process](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/UadnlOgLzS0/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Samsung Staron] Entire Process](/img/tr.png)
![[Samsung Staron] Edge Fabrication](/img/n.gif)
The way you use the polisher creates small dents, a wavy surface.
NO!... He is a pro w/wheel I know I am a pro ...he is using auto body compound & a glazz to just buff (not cut the stone} .... like car paint trust me :)
looks great ..... we all know what happens next !!!
Can't really use it , smallest scratch
Michael Bowditch yep satin finish for me
who taught you how to buff? Holy moly
hi,what are the 2 exact 3m products you used? because i can't seem to find them
cloudy surface..looks so much moisture :(
but its counterclockwise
We need to know exactly what compounds you use, not just general descriptions. Also, 75% of that video is of the polisher going back and forth, which is unnecessary. This is hardly useful.
And "NEVER", but "NEVER" lay your bare buffing tool metal side down on your new unprotected polished surface; Jug Head! Fire This Employee Samsung.......
Staron is a pain to work with. This high gloss is a no go in many homes it will look like total crap in 6 months..