Hi All,
Long time follower here, but here goes my first question.
Hoping for some clarification on what people mean when they say "rotaries cut better".
Do they simply mean the rotary breaks the polish and goes through the stages of a polish quicker than a DA? Or will a rotary set with a polish/pad combination cut more than a DA with same polish and pad even if both are fully worked through (which a DA will take longer)?
If a rotary does cut more than a DA with a single set, what causes this? If a DA is breaking down the abrasive to the same size as a rotary is, how would the rotary have removed more clear coat?
Or Is the issue a DA can't break down the abrasive fully before the lubricating oils dry up so a single set never goes through the whole cycle? If this is the case, is it just the fast RPM of a rotary that allows it to break down a polish?
Apologies if this a silly question, I've done a lot of searching but cannot find the comprehensive answer I was looking for.
Long time follower here, but here goes my first question.
Hoping for some clarification on what people mean when they say "rotaries cut better".
Do they simply mean the rotary breaks the polish and goes through the stages of a polish quicker than a DA? Or will a rotary set with a polish/pad combination cut more than a DA with same polish and pad even if both are fully worked through (which a DA will take longer)?
If a rotary does cut more than a DA with a single set, what causes this? If a DA is breaking down the abrasive to the same size as a rotary is, how would the rotary have removed more clear coat?
Or Is the issue a DA can't break down the abrasive fully before the lubricating oils dry up so a single set never goes through the whole cycle? If this is the case, is it just the fast RPM of a rotary that allows it to break down a polish?
Apologies if this a silly question, I've done a lot of searching but cannot find the comprehensive answer I was looking for.