Polishing Product Series: E14 - LHR12E Duetto
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- The Duetto is unique in the RUPES line as it is intended to be both a sander and polisher.
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First comment, I just actually used my Rupes today on an airboat propeller. Love how smooth they are. I can use one hand sometimes.
Whoa! A 4 min video?!?! Are you ok Matt? I'm worried about ya! Haha. For real though, I appreciate the shorter video!
Matt (and viewers) - I know you love new products and testing products, so I thought I’d give you a recommendation. Don’t know if it’ll sway your love for Jescar, but I’ve been using this compound by Gliptone for a little while now and it is the only compound I will use. I detail for a living and of course my main concern is getting the best finish on cars. I don’t work for Gliptone, nor am I sponsored by them lol, I just want to give you a good recommendation and help out some other people hopefully.
It’s called Extreme Buff Clear. It’s a heavy duty compound, that even finishes extremely well. I couple it with a meguiars microfiber cutting disk and m205 to finish. It’s super easy to work with and it’s very little dusting. Here’s the link to it -> gliptone.com/professional/compounds-glazes-polishes/extreme-buff-clear-water-based-silicone-free-heavy-duty-liquid-compound.html
I've never heard of that stuff. Interesting...
Obsessed Garage they’re a company originally out of, I believe, Brooklyn NY and now, Long Island. Really great products.
Buying one for a DIY kind of guy. I have a small car. Would you pick a 12 of 15 rupee ?
I'd choose the 15MKIII.
@@ObsessedGarage Thanks for the answer.. it’s a Peugeot 208, I just think it has at lot of curves everywhere, so thought the 12 was the good choice. But I’m not just to polishing, so I don’t know.
Needs more torque. Duetto Mark II
Need to pick up a da polisher for the first time !! Should I pick up the duetto or the LHR 15 mark III
I would choose the 15MKIII.
@@ObsessedGarage Hi, Im a first time buyer, enthusiast, Im actually looking at the duetto or the LHR 15 mark lll as well. Please explain why you would get the LHR over the Duetto. Thank you!!!!!
@@Vectorp47 which one did you choose? I have the same dilemma
Hey Martin, so I bought the LHR15lll, and then I bought the Flex PXE80. The LHR15lll is great for the larger panels and the small cordless PXE80 is great for the smaller, harder to get into, smaller ones. The Rupes runs very smooth and has lots of power. The smaller Flex is pretty versatile, I polished my windows with it a while back (make sure you tape off your windows! The debris goes everywhere ie into the cracks, and in the felt pads on the window ledges.). Hope this helps.
@@Vectorp47 thanks for answer.. 👍
Another Rupes infomercial
He's a Rupes retailer, so this video will go on the product page for this polisher.
Did this guy work for Adam’s polish?
Steven I yes.