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Welcome Rob! Pics of ride?

Here is a picture. I can't attach pictures from my iPad but I can from Andriod phone, very odd.

Mums the word. Thanks.

Nice, what is the total lift height?

Probably not but that will be the best looking driver hitting a slice.

Nice! If I can't do it right I might as well look good doing it.

Wow! I am in the area, wish I would have known about that show it would have been cool to see these cars in person.

Welcome! Where in SC PA? I went to school near Lancaster. I miss the area.

 

I am from the York area.

So If I use Buttery Wax on my the face of my driver will it help correct my slice?

I see these are a case of 6, will they be available for individual sale?

I have been using an old computer chair with caster wheels, and I just removed the arm rests and back rest. I think the only issue is that it doesn't go very low. I may still purchase a detainers stool later on.

I always scrub my tires down with last of the soapy water in the wash bucket once I have completed the rest of the car.

I can definitely see the correction, nice work!

 

Get yourself one of those LED torch flashlights off ebay for 20 bucks, they make the best swirl finders and are super easy to compliment your work light and give some extra illumination in a concentrated area as well!

I got one of these from Harbor Freight and it works great.

http://t.harborfreight.com/6-3-4-quarter-inch-109-led-flashlight-98506.html

Hey everyone,

I have Victory Red 2012 Camaro SS and I live in South Central Pennsylvania. I have learned a lot watching the Adam's videos in the two years that I have owned my car but I believe I have even more to learn. I know that I am in the right place as I have already gotten some good advise for some you.

I have been on this site for a few weeks now but I haven't put a new member post up until now. So I just wanted to officially say hello.

Hi Rob

 

Posting in the Garage Sale Forum is restricted to members with at least 50 posts. That would explain why topics in that forum appear locked to you.

 

Ah ok. Thanks GerryC.

Okay Rob.  I reported it and hopefully they'll get you set up.  Some of the guys are at Carlisle so it may take a day or two. 

Rich

Rich, thank you. I appreciate it.

I had the same issue earlier.  Found out I wasn't signed in and once I did it was fine.  Log back in and see if you're still locked out. Let me know.

Yep, I logged out and back in again and the Pay it Forward thread is still locked.

Is there a reason why the Pay it Forward thread would be "locked" to me, where I cannot post a reply but other threads in other areas of the forum are open for me to post?

That is some good advise guys. I will look to grab some 4" pads and backing plate. I appreciate the help, thanks.

Hello guys,

I am a new member and a noob to machine polishing.  I am preparing to do the 2 step polishing system on my 2012 Camaro with my Porter Cable DA.  I have watched all the Adam's videos and I feel confident that I can do this.  However, as I watched the videos I found myself thinking that they are demonstrating polishing on the large flat areas and no examples of the curvier areas and tight spots.  

My question is do I lower the speed of my polisher in the curved areas and tight spots so I don't cause damage or am I good keeping the speed at 5?  If I do lower the speed will I get less correction and have run the polisher longer in those areas?

I would appreciate any help you guys can provide.

Thanks, Rob