polishing; will 1750 rpms do?

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Can anyone tell me whether my 1750 rpm sander will work for high grit wetsanding and polishing? Are higher rpms (6000) needed for a good polish, or will my 1750 be enough? And finally, wetsand to 600(?) then work through 2 compounds? Thank you for your help- connor

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Can anyone tell me whether my 1750 rpm sander will work for high grit > wetsanding and polishing? Are higher rpms (6000) needed for a good polish, > or will my 1750 be enough? And finally, wetsand to 600(?) then work > through 2 compounds? Thank you for your help- connor… …well you shouldn’t overheat the board’s surface,least ways.You really need a sander/polisher of speeds of at least 3000 rpm.If you’re just doing one or two boards once in awhile it will work,but it will go slow…which sometimes ,for some people that a better choice anyway.Herb.

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Thanks Herb, I think I;ll give it a go and make sure not to overheat anywhere. What types of polishing compounds am I looking for? Thanks- connor

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Thanks Herb, I think I;ll give it a go and make sure not to overheat > anywhere. What types of polishing compounds am I looking for? Thanks- > connor …There are a myrid of polishes you can use,a cheap and “easy to obtain” one is Gel Gloss,Home depot,ace carries it.YOU CAN ALSO CHECK OUT A AUTOPAINT SUPPLIER.Herb.

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Shurlustre is a good compound to use. Your materials supplier should carry it