so i just inherited a rotary..

[JasonLI18T]

I just got an electric rotary polisher from a relative who no longer needs it. It is a black and decker "electronic sander/polisher". It has an RPM dial as well. I know that rotaries can be a great tool but can also be a bit risky to use without proper technique. So this is where you guys come in.



What do i need to know when using a rotary? How can i practice without endangering the paint on my car or anybody elses?



I have started detailing for profit as a side job and have been doing fine with my crappy 40 dollar orbital buffer, mainly because the only cars i have encountered so far have been in very excellent shape. this rotary opens a whole new window of paint correcting possibilities.



given it`s age and appearance, it wouldn`t fetch much on ebay at all, so the tool itself is more valuable to me then the small amount of cash i would get for it.



there you go...now teach me. thanks in advance for all the help.

[BigJimZ28]

download and read this a few times



it is your new Rotary bible:

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/foru...ypolishing.pdf

[JasonLI18T]

thanks a lot, it appears to be very helpful so far.