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From my experience, and I've tried many manufacturers, I don't have a favorite, I use them all. The difference is, of course, in durability, quality, performance. The problem you mention is more related to the technique of working with machines. Try to keep the sponge flat on the surface and avoid too much pressure. The above two things can affect the movement of the machine, in essence it guides you and not you the machine. Tnx for Comment

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The wool is the brand MIRKA coarse wool and I use it in the first hand. After that I repair the holograms produced by the wool with an eccentric machine and a medium coarse sponge. In most cases, in the first step I use sonax cut max with wool, and for the second hand on the sponge I use sonax perfect finish, which is also the last step. Thanks for the comment

@@autospadetailinggarage thank you so much for your kind and detail replay. Here also using sonax profilin . Such a produck, no dust wht so ever, the result is clear and clean isnt... Wht speed you put in first step with the wool sir? You use rotary right? Second DA? For soft paint wht product you use? Amazing video you make, such music for backround. Really rileks, its an inspiration for me here in Bali Sir

@@adhisanjaya235 Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the compliments and nice comments. For wool, I use a Dewalt rotary machine at a speed of 1-2 no more with slightly fast movements, although it all depends on the experience with the rotary machine. For me, it is mandatory in the first step because it speeds up my work, especially when the car is in bad condition. On the other hand, I use the DA machine Makita 15mm force da or 4CR 21mm free rotation of course with sonax perfect finish because it leaves a very good finish and there is no need for a third, even finer stage. In addition to Sonax products, I use Mirka wool, EwoCar sponge, EwoCar ceramic protection, Ewo Car is a very good product at affordable prices

@@autospadetailinggarage beautiful Sir 1. For soft paint? You use sonax also? 2. How you handle swirl scratch? Do you use sanding? Wht grade sanpaper? Wht you use and wht speed? Thankyou

@@adhisanjaya235 I mostly use Sonax for all types of paint, regardless of the hardness of the varnish. If the paint is soft I will probably use a softer approach to everything with a medium sponge and sonax perfect finish. In many cases, Sonax Prefect Finish was both my first and second step. Besides Sonax, I also use CarPro, Menzerna, but Sonax mostly. If there are bigger damages, they require sandpaper and its granulations, depending on the damage itself, 1500p and up to 5000p exclusively for water sanding. In essence, first of all I always do some part of the car that I designate for the test panel, it is mostly the hood, based on that I decide which combination to use (machine, pads, polishing paste, towels)

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Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the comment, I really try to show my way of working, which does not mean that it is right for everyone, it mostly works for me. And the only thing that must be mentioned is wearing a mask, especially when it comes to these impurities, working with steam cleaners and, of course, ceramic protection tnx

Completely forgot about the mask, but in any case, a big mistake for not using it. Tnx for comment.

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@@autospadetailinggarage congratulatios on the work

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I haven't tried the polishing pastes, but I plan to. I've tried towels, ceramic applicators, and microfiber and sponge polishing pads they are great 👍

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Thank you man.

Thank you, for correction I use MIRKA wool on a rotary machine, second stage polishing and hologram removal from the first stage I use EwoCar medium hard sponge on a dual action machine.

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Thank you my friend, I used the ceramic protection of the EwoCar brand for the duration of one year. The name is boost+

First of all, let me greet you and thank you for your comment. From my point of view and previous experience, the rotary machine is a faster way of correction for me, much faster than DA, it is true that the DA machine is safer for paint, especially free spinning. With a rotary machine, holograms are inevitable, which we later fix with DA. To summarize The rotary machine will not generate heat so quickly that it will burn the paint if there is hand movement and avoiding staying on the edges of the panel, and it will do the job the fastest. DualAction free spinning does the job more slowly and does not leave holograms. DualAction force rotation as dangerous as a rotary machine. It is best to master working with all types of machines, I sometimes have the need to use all three types, but luckily I mastered the rotary one first. This level of risk is greatly influenced by the choice of pads. For me, wool on the rotation heats the least, while in general microfiber behaves the worst in terms of heating and I try to avoid it. I only use wool and a sponge. In this video I use microfiber on machines, soon a video with wool and all kinds of machines in real time. All this written is my experience and my view of everything, someone may not agree with this, but that's how I work and use equipment and machines. Big greetings ! 😉

@@autospadetailinggarage Hello, i like your method, cutting with rotary on wool/microfiber and finshing with foam on da. I also tried cutting and finishing with a rotary only. Compound and wool for cutting and extrafine polish with waffle finishing foam with great results. I saw online that makita machine you are using, its not as expensive as the rupes and flex machines, is it a 148 mm throw by any chance? Nice video btw, good content ;)

Yes it is 150mm Tnx for comment.

For me, the combination of rotation and the DA machine is a very fast process for obtaining excellent results, of course both steps can be done with rotation, but it is very difficult to do a fine phase so that holograms do not remain, possible but a much longer process. Yes, this Makita has a 15mm stroke and a 150mm blade, and it is forced rotation with the possibility of switching to free rotation. Thank you for your comment again@@petreticu6008

I see no difference in the end result useing them, l prefer the rotary, lm old school and it's much less nerve wracking to use

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For sealing, we used a type of glue intended for this purpose, although you can use silicone, something a little stronger, or glue for windshields

@@autospadetailinggarage thank you very much!

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On the channel, there are also videos of headlight restoration in which the materials used in each step are explained in detail. This video is just an indication of how bad headlights can be restored to almost new condition. Thanks for the comment. The link to the video in which everything is explained in detail is in the comment. th-cam.com/video/T8IUHvvwvQg/w-d-xo.html

Soon I will be making a video on a badly damaged hood where I will have to use wool on rotation and then after rotation with Dual Action. Regardless of whether you use wool on DA or on a rotary machine, you must follow it with either a finish microfiber or a finishing sponge, because after using wool, the paint is hazy because the wool is too aggressive I hope I managed to explain to you, there will mostly be a video with wool, however it is the last solution, especially on a rotary machine

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Thank you very much for the positive impression. I'm trying, I'm in a big fight with the algorithm, but slowly this is a very small channel and your comment means a lot to me. All the best

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@@autospadetailinggarage it’s a tough game. I can absolutely relate.

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