blue by you

I have a 71 that has some old paint, it looks good but i would like to make look better so i came to the pro's lets hear what you have to say.
Thanks

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

Bookmark this ... it should help with each area of car care:

http://www.autogeek.net/detailingtips.html

0Adam's Polish

Here's some good info on machine polishing, however on older paint I would go with the least aggressive pad and polish........

blue by you

Thanks guys, i do have a orbital wheel, just i need to buy so new products

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

Which orbital ??? If its a Porter Cable, or equivalent, there are lots and lots of new accessories and polishes to help.

You may also want to consider Mike Phillips book or dvd. He also posts on our forum daily at www.autogeekonline.net . There are few more respected than him in the detailing community. He also offers training courses if you are in the South Florida area.

blue by you

yes it is,I have done some cars, and wanted to see what's new out there, I will look at the videos and read up a bit.

Thanks for all of the responses

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

The Porter Cable works extremely well with a flexible 5 inch backing plate and 5.5 inch pads. You want to use some pressure, but not enough to stop the heading from moving. Some suggest making a black line of the backing plate, to help measure it moving.

I personally find the Lake Country Hydro-tech pads work extremely well, and best of all there is only -3- abrasive designs. Not a lot of guess work needed.