Car Detailing Kits
03-11-2019, 10:42 AM
#2
i have found through use that Chem guys is TRASH.
Every time, there's a deal on chem guys products, i'm like hmmm,interesting... then when I receive product, it's just utter Garbage. the soap sucks. I find that in this "cheap soap" category, Adam's line of soaps and polishes is BETTER than chem guys, at the same price point.
in addition, I find "kits" not well equipped to your individual needs.
if i had to choose, i'd go for the torq kit.
Every time, there's a deal on chem guys products, i'm like hmmm,interesting... then when I receive product, it's just utter Garbage. the soap sucks. I find that in this "cheap soap" category, Adam's line of soaps and polishes is BETTER than chem guys, at the same price point.
in addition, I find "kits" not well equipped to your individual needs.
if i had to choose, i'd go for the torq kit.
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03-12-2019, 08:25 AM
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the purist will say; Dont use an orbital for LSP or Last step product!
but i put that shit on the lowest setting to apply sealants, my choice of LSP.
mainly i use the orbital to correct paint, or to get the swirls and imperfections out.
the Porter cable is a novice machine. you will never burn through paint.
"to save time"
Heh, once you enter this rabbit hole, Alice...you wont know what time is
but i put that shit on the lowest setting to apply sealants, my choice of LSP.
mainly i use the orbital to correct paint, or to get the swirls and imperfections out.
the Porter cable is a novice machine. you will never burn through paint.
"to save time"
Heh, once you enter this rabbit hole, Alice...you wont know what time is
Last edited by justnspace; 03-12-2019 at 08:28 AM.
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03-14-2019, 08:23 AM
#8
Burning Brakes
I would go with option 1. Porter cable does make decent products also. I use a porter cable palm orbital to apply wax on cars but my polisher is a Rupes. If your main concern is the TL then the bigger pad will be nice since our cars have nice big panels with no moldings. Good luck and have fun with it
03-26-2019, 02:27 PM
#10
I would check out AdAms polishes Swirl Killer polisher. Almost no Chance of burning the clearcoat. I used this machine for both my cars, looks awsome. Ive never used machine before this bc i was too scared to ruin the car!!!
03-26-2019, 03:36 PM
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