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i bought a coleman 6" dual action buffer in the automotive section at walmart. my question is, would this work good for waxing my truck., it doesnt work well for removing it, i know that, but what about applying it? or should i just try something else...
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Re: would a regular buffer from wal mart work good as an applicator for wax
Applying wax is about all those low cost buffers are good for, and they actually do the job well.Michael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.
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Re: would a regular buffer from wal mart work good as an applicator for wax
Moved out of "Hot Topics" and into Detailing 101
The Hot Topics forum is reserved for threads deemed very popular or of high interest. It's not open to new threads.
Thanks!
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Re: would a regular buffer from wal mart work good as an applicator for wax
Pick up a PC or a G110
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Re: would a regular buffer from wal mart work good as an applicator for wax
FWIW,
I tried one of those 6" polishers and they did not work near as well as my PC with correct pads and whatnot.
It does spread wax out good, make sure you use the right bonnet with it so you don't swirl it up.Philippians 2:14 - Do all things without grumbling or questioning,Comment
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Rotary vs. PC vs. Regular Orbital Buffer2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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Re: would a regular buffer from wal mart work good as an applicator for wax
Here's another thread for "Hot Topics" that explains the differences in detail....
Please explain Pros/Cons between Rotary and Orbital Buffers
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