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ralfvi
post Jul 29 2016, 11:42 AM

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guys can recommend good shop to do detailing.
and is there a need for coating or just polish and wax would be enough.
ralfvi
post Aug 6 2017, 02:02 AM

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guys where can i buy a grit guard? ace hardware got?
ralfvi
post Jul 13 2018, 10:38 PM

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QUOTE(blurcase @ Jul 12 2018, 04:47 PM)
If u are talking about Bosch GEX 125-1 A/AE polisher, I have an old one that I'm about to throw away or donate. To be honest, after using longer throw DA machines, Bosch DA throw seems to be the lowest, 1.25mm throw only, so it does very little in terms of compounding or polishing.

If u want u can have mine, but u have pay for delivery (if cannot collect from Wangsa Maju), and u need to get a new backing plate for it because my current one the backing plate velcro no more grippy.

I not sure what Osren DAP3 specifications are going to be like, I think it could be a forced rotation DA machine.

If u are on a fairly tight budget, then perhaps u can consider a vertical rotary polisher instead. While I generally dont recommend rotary polishers to newbies, however given that u could be on a tight budget, a typical Skil vertical rotary polisher would only cost RM200 (pads sold separately, u may need to find Osren for that). U may face a steeper learning curve with a rotary polisher, but good polishing results can still be achieved. Something for u to consider. smile.gif
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lol just taught of buying the bosch. thinking of polish and sanding woodwork.
any issues with it ? seems from your comment need to buy separate machine for polishing work.

 

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