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I know the directions say to use a rotary buffer, but I'm having a problem. The pad gets "clumpy" with the product and it doesn't seem to spread evenly. I did try a few small test spots by hand and it worked well, but I'm wondering if there's an underlying reason why it needs to be applied with a rotary.
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Re: Can #4 be applied by hand?
Actually the original formula for this product was formulated for use by hand but over time we update formulas whenever new technology becomes available to match changes in the industry and currently M04 is only for use with a rotary buffer.
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Re: Can #4 be applied by hand?
Wow, Mike. That's got to be the slowest response ever.
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Re: Can #4 be applied by hand?
Sometimes a few slip by... that's where the OP can come back anOriginally posted by Holden_Caulfield04 View PostWow, Mike. That's got to be the slowest response ever.
or not...
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Re: Can #4 be applied by hand?
So what happens if you use M04 by hand??Comment
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