L Laura Car AMV8, Mk1 Golf Dec 17, 2009 #1 well im looking at equipment for buffing up my mk1 golf when its just been painted, its not being laquered... someone suggested and angle grider with appropriate attachment... does that work? cheers
well im looking at equipment for buffing up my mk1 golf when its just been painted, its not being laquered... someone suggested and angle grider with appropriate attachment... does that work? cheers
J JD Dec 17, 2009 #2 If it's not being lacquered you need to be careful Laura. But other than that, I can't really offer any advice. Kev (gally) or someone that works in a body shop is your best bet.
If it's not being lacquered you need to be careful Laura. But other than that, I can't really offer any advice. Kev (gally) or someone that works in a body shop is your best bet.
L Laura Car AMV8, Mk1 Golf Dec 17, 2009 #3 the idea seems to be put loooads of paint on then buff till shiney... luckly im not the one doing it but im after as much info as possible. although i do have a set of wheels that need polishing myself
the idea seems to be put loooads of paint on then buff till shiney... luckly im not the one doing it but im after as much info as possible. although i do have a set of wheels that need polishing myself
Gally Formerly Mashed up egg in a cup ClioSport Club Member Dec 17, 2009 #6 Yeah i'm with Ben, laquer or go with clear overbase and not solid colour, you'll regret solid colour imo.
Yeah i'm with Ben, laquer or go with clear overbase and not solid colour, you'll regret solid colour imo.
L Laura Car AMV8, Mk1 Golf Dec 17, 2009 #7 its a 28 year old car, solid colour is where its at, most mk1 s are solid, only few metallic. it is 2k paint but not laqured... just the way its done...
its a 28 year old car, solid colour is where its at, most mk1 s are solid, only few metallic. it is 2k paint but not laqured... just the way its done...
L Laura Car AMV8, Mk1 Golf Dec 17, 2009 #8 also this wasnt a thread about the colour or the paint... just the best machine polisher
Gally Formerly Mashed up egg in a cup ClioSport Club Member Dec 17, 2009 #9 Nobody mentioned colour Laura, more the type of paint used. You can use a conventional PC on solid colour no problem. Just like metallic be careful and don't take too much off.
Nobody mentioned colour Laura, more the type of paint used. You can use a conventional PC on solid colour no problem. Just like metallic be careful and don't take too much off.