tire marks
12-15-2007, 11:59 PM
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I purchased the Griot's product a few years ago. Mine plugs into the wall as opposed to using air. Anyway, it works quite well on my black speedster for polishing and waxing. I would highly recommend it. I hope to try it our for rubber marks over the holiday, so will be sure to keep you guys posted...
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polish #3 on an well used orange polishing pad if you want to do the bottom of sill b/c the pad will turn BLACK after and it will also disintegrate as it will hit the screw head securing the sill.
12-16-2007, 12:03 AM
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Mooty, I commend your OCD. 
What polish did you use?
That's one sure advantage of black paint... the worms just melt away visually into the paint.
This is a timely post. I've been eyeing the Griot's random orbital machine... anyone using this out there? Results?
Just THINKING about cleaning a car makes me want to grab a beer...
What polish did you use?That's one sure advantage of black paint... the worms just melt away visually into the paint.
This is a timely post. I've been eyeing the Griot's random orbital machine... anyone using this out there? Results?
Just THINKING about cleaning a car makes me want to grab a beer...
i also use griot orbital. it's a rebranded porter cable, but i am too lazy to find it. and ever since i figured out how to buy stuff on line...... the first i see is the thing i buy... did i say amazon.com is my friend. i cannot believe all ths sh*t i can buy on that site. i am ordering my next porsche there to.
i dont do beer, can't drink. but i down'd 8 cans of root beer today until dinner. some coffee in b/n. got to stay in shape
