Overlap marks?

Tried the famous circle technique yesterday on a driveway wash. Very interesting. it didn't appear to take any longer either and I am sure I achieved a better result.
 
WASH-IT H.B. said:
Tried the famous circle technique yesterday on a driveway wash. Very interesting. it didn't appear to take any longer either and I am sure I achieved a better result.
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I have used the CCT several times since my first post above. Really impressed!! a lot better clean, no stripes and I am finding I am covering more ground quicker. My circle would be 1 1/2 times the normal cut from my Whirlaway in a straight line so I am do more area in a shorter time. Don't find the need to go back over and double cut either doing all of that in 1/2 a revolution over the last. Thanks Craig good technique thanks for sharing.
 
WASH-IT H.B. said:
I have used the CCT several times since my first post above. Really impressed!! a lot better clean, no stripes and I am finding I am covering more ground quicker. My circle would be 1 1/2 times the normal cut from my Whirlaway in a straight line so I am do more area in a shorter time. Don't find the need to go back over and double cut either doing all of that in 1/2 a revolution over the last. Thanks Craig good technique thanks for sharing.
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You're welcome. Glad you like it. For me and our setup it takes a little longer but when were doing restoration, this trick comes in handy all the time.


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