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Dodo Spin Doctor
- Thread starter mantis946
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172 RS Ph1
I got one as well, it's not the best rotary machine out there to be honest, but still works well. If your not experienced with it i would try to start out on a test-panel from the scrapyard. If you are unexperienced you can harm the paintwork.
As for pads/polish, visit the various detailing websites or do a search, this question is being asked almost daily.:dead:
As for pads/polish, visit the various detailing websites or do a search, this question is being asked almost daily.:dead:
LY 220 Trophy+IB PH1
I was just looking for peoples experiences really, mainly with this polisher as it works different from a dual action (Which I've experience with) and I've seen poorboys products etc and looked around 
just wondering what people rate and don't rate when it comes to compound 
just wondering what people rate and don't rate when it comes to compound 
LY 220 Trophy+IB PH1
Well initial thought's are good Cerrone, Compared to the ones i've held in the past the dodo is pretty light and the display is pretty cool allowing you to alter the speeds in smallish increment's
The only down side I found is that you don't get a backing plate or pads but that's likely true of any polisher
Ill get some before and afters once i've got what pads and compound I need
The only down side I found is that you don't get a backing plate or pads but that's likely true of any polisher
Ill get some before and afters once i've got what pads and compound I need
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