Help with cutting...

[oz_clio]

No im not feeling suicidal!

Doing the GFs car at the moment, and having done mine earlier in the week with the G, i decided to go straight to a cutting pad on hers (paint is terrible) and after a couple of passes on the bonnet there doesnt seem to be much difference.
Im using it with #83 which ive heard has a long work time, how long are we looking at here to break it down? Its fairly abrasive so i know it should work so i must be doing something wrong! (Although im working it until it clears...)

Cheers

 

[Paul.]

No im not feeling suicidal!

Doing the GFs car at the moment, and having done mine earlier in the week with the G, i decided to go straight to a cutting pad on hers (paint is terrible) and after a couple of passes on the bonnet there doesnt seem to be much difference.
Im using it with #83 which ive heard has a long work time, how long are we looking at here to break it down? Its fairly abrasive so i know it should work so i must be doing something wrong! (Although im working it until it clears...)

Cheers

what kind of car is it? how old?

 

[oz_clio]

206, 3/4 years old?

 

[The Boosh!]

Is it red (the car?)... Work the polish in untill it goes clear and the pannel should heat up a bit aswell... If not you will need more agressive polish (menzerna powergloss or something).

 

[oz_clio]

its black! Non-Metallic...total nightmare!

Just read there a DaveKG post from DW and he said 5 mins of working?

 

[The Boosh!]

yep i spend around 5 mins on a panel roughly 1.5 foot by 1.5 foot. small patches the better