Tips for using a Rotary Buffer and the Flex 3401 on vertical panels 

Mike Phillips you’re the man you inspire. Making it look so easy. I detail but have been intimidated moving forward with paint correction, after this it’s balls to the wall 🤘🏽

I love the way you swap your backinplate's. I do it now all the time and feel always like doing the "H&K Slap"

Theres mike, sayin it like it is. Respect

Excellent video Mike Thanks

HOLY SH*T, THAT'S A HUGE TRUCK. Sorry, I was just so surprised by it. As always, great video!

Love the Vids keep em coming

great video gogo mike

And BTW Mike... Great Videos! You are Da' Man !

Agreed. "Ounce of prevention..."

What a tiny truck :-)

Actually, what I've seen all my life is you can remove most of the residue but after a few days you'll see a whitish stain that is pretty much there forever. My rule of thumb is if you don't what to use a toothbrush after the project is finished then tape-it off. Everyone can decide what works best for them but for me I tape all plastic trim off and just avoid the entire hassle. -Mike Phillips

Great video! Looking for the proper hook and loop backing plates (5" and smaller) for my Milwuakee 554 rotary. Anyone know the model numbers (or where to find these) for this polisher? Thanks!

Mike Phillips can u put a link to a 3 inch backing plate & foam pad for the dewalt 849x please. Greatly appreciated

Hi Daniel, All my life I've used a practice called, "Run what you brung" Or as it would apply to me, "Use what you have". I had access to this white Kodiak truck because it belongs to my friend Dave who regularly drives it right by our studio. I don't have access to something like this in black. Make sense? I used what I had available to me and did the best I could with what I had. -Mike Phillips

Just a natural reflex... :) -Mike Phillips

Also what is a good rpm on the dewalt 849x to go over edges/body lines?

What is the name of that rotary? It is heavy?

Sweet truck! Must do great on the trails, stinks its not street legal :(

ever try peanut butter to get rid of compound out of black plastic areas?

We stock them at Autogeek . NET Call Customer Care at 1-800-869-3011 and they can help you. -Mike Phillips

Wtf are you working on? I hope you charged enough for your work!!!