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Originally Posted by fuct @Cbtech my father taught me the value of doing a good job yourself, with pride. sometimes it comes down to more than just the price. but

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Old 07-08-2013, 05:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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my father taught me the value of doing a good job yourself, with pride. sometimes it comes down to more than just the price.

but your right, to each his own
Building a barn, painting your house, doing your own full suspension mods...sure take pride in it. Spending 2+ hours on buffing out headlights? Spend that time with your family/friends while contributing to your community with pride by paying someone else do it.
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Building a barn, painting your house, doing your own full suspension mods...sure take pride in it. Spending 2+ hours on buffing out headlights? Spend that time with your family/friends while contributing to your community with pride by paying someone else do it.
i contributed to the good people at porter cable when i bought an polisher


anyways... does anyone have any first hand experience with a good headlight polisher cream to work with a dual action random orbital polisher?
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anyways... does anyone have any first hand experience with a good headlight polisher cream to work with a dual action random orbital polisher?
I used meg's 105/205 combo and it worked fine.

For light-med work though, Meg's "PlastX" worked pretty well with a drill attachment & buffing pad. The Porter Cable is a little too big if you're using a 7" pad.

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