G220 Polisher
G220 Polisher
Dave when I first bought my g220 I thought what a waste of money.
However I soon found out it had very little to do with the machine but the operator.
It does take a bit of trail and error if you do not do your home work first.
When you have mastered its use your see what a great tool it is, Rabster managed to change his car from baby pink to hurcles red :biggrin:
Down side for you Dave is your be requested to clean all your ladies in your house hold cars once you get the correct finish.
Now that will be more hours spent cleaning than you currently have free hours in the day
Thanks for all the advise. I don't think I want to go for a rotary, I don't need something for a lot of paint correction I only want something for minor painte correction (removing minor swirls) and finish polishing. I think i'm leaning towards the DAS-6 for it's price.
@ Lexusboy, I already spend all my time on the ladies cars, I was hoping that having a polisher might actualy save me some time lol.
Considering you have soft Jap paint I would go with a DA polisher. Don't try and get it done all in one day though, as it will take twice as long as using a rotary. You will get better results just taking your time doing a couple of panels at a time. Also remember to get some IPA and do a wipe down after polishing. This will remove any oils the polish leaves, which can mask the swirls and trick you into thinking it's corrected when it's not.
Post up the results when you've finished
E55EX_RACER . Also remember to get some IPA
E55EX_RACER . Also remember to get some IPA
Hey Dave,
Funny you got this thread up as i have just been looking at a G220
Never used a polish machine before and thinking it would be good to use on Vix 350Z
I also found these vids which seems good for a first timer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUHRnHsSXZU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxwlWijdI...ure=relmfu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9objUFdps...ure=relmfu