Ro90 for polishing face frame finish coat

[BPCFinishing]

Hi everybody,  long time lurker first time poster!  I'm currently working on a kitchen cabinet project for my mom, and I'm wondering what you guys use for the final rub down on face frames or other like projects?  I have the RO90 and was wondering what polishing abrasive would work best for this, if at all.  I'm using sherwin Williams kem aqua clear coat as my finish.  Thank you all!

-Brad

 

[Brent Taylor]

I cut the 3M white pad down to fit the heads, and go at about 2 to 3 on the speed setting. I also use the hard head, You will get some of the white pad material stuck on the stickfast, but it come off with the vac and a little rubbing with your finger. It works good for me, but make sure to allow enough drying  time and I do the rubdown on the last 2 of 3 coat of poly on cabinets in work areas ( bathrooms and kitchens ).  Also, don't linger on anyone spot or you will melt the finish and have a mess. One thing you did not say is what sheen you wanted, this is for a more satin finish, not high gloss. For High gloss you would be better off check out the sheepskin, foam pads and polishing creams. Most of the people I work for like the satin finish, hide the stains and spill, but still is easy to clean. B

 

[BPCFinishing]

Thanks Brent, yes I am working with a satin finish (medium rubbed in SW lingo).