BrennanT

Wheew thanks guys I was getting just a little worried. I'll be sure to have a few back ups and clean often to ensure consistency throughout the process.
 
Side note I've been on a lot of forums in the past for vehicles and several other hobbies of mine and this is the first one I have been on where people give you straight up answers and advice. No bashing or arguing over form or how to do things the "proper way" instead just sharing stories and things done in the past that have worked for others. So kudos to you guys out there and I look forward to keeping in touch through the forums! 

Wheew thanks guys I was getting just a little worried. I'll be sure to have a few back ups and clean often to ensure consistency throughout the process.
 
Side note I've been on a lot of forums in the past for vehicles and several other hobbies of mine and this is the first one I have been on where people give you straight up answers and advice. No bashing or arguing over form or how to do things the "proper way" instead just sharing stories and things done in the past that have worked for others. So kudos to you guys out there and I look forward to keeping in touch through the forums! 

Wheew thanks guys I was getting just a little worried. I'll be sure to have a few back ups and clean often to ensure consistency throughout the process.
 
Side note I've been on a lot of forums in the past for vehicles and several other hobbies of mine and this is the first one I have been on where people give you straight up answers and advice. No bashing or arguing over form or how to do things the "proper way" instead just sharing stories and things done in the past that have worked for others. So kudos to you guys out there and I look forward to keeping in touch through the forums! 

Thanks guys based on the feedback here I think I may wait a couple weeks and save up for the SK and purchase the kit with correcting compound and the cutting polish and finish with a sealant.
 
If the SK is truly more effective in a shorter amount of time as well as smoother operating I think it would be worth the investment to make a first experience one that will be enjoyable an make me want to continue polishing.

Thanks guys based on the feedback here I think I may wait a couple weeks and save up for the SK and purchase the kit with correcting compound and the cutting polish and finish with a sealant.
 
If the SK is truly more effective in a shorter amount of time as well as smoother operating I think it would be worth the investment to make a first experience one that will be enjoyable an make me want to continue polishing.