sincitymedic

Thanks everyone!! I just posted my very own "tip" regarding buffing and polishing!! Hope it works for others And yes Daniel, if you have never had Davanni's pizza our hot Hoagies, you haven't lived!!

Back to building models after 25 years!! So happy I found this forum, I think I'm up to page 44 as of today. Back when I was building we didn't make our own plug wires and painting with airbrushes. So now here I am airbrushing paint and clear coats. I have been looking for an "easier" way of buffing and polishing. About a month ago I was at Walmart and found this headlight cleaning kit with a buffing wheel for $19.99 and the polishing wheel for less then $10.00 at the local auto store. I found that my cordless drill didn't produce enough speed for buffing and switch to my impact driver. Works PERFECT and I can control the speed as well. Just wanted to share my findings since I've learned so much from you all Steve

Thanks Danno, and I hear that all the time. It's the old been there done that kinda story.

Thank god I found this site!! The info on here is amazing to say the least. Back when I was a teenager and had built over a hundred model cars and trucks, know one was making their own spark plug wires and all the other detail work. In the past couple of months I have built an Olds 442, 71 Cuda and about to finish up a 70 Chevelle that I have to say all look so much better now after all the "tips & tricks" I have learned from this form. BTW, I just moved to MN from LV, hens the name "Sincitymedic" Long story short, Thank You!! Steve'o