RO Electric buffer yeh or neh.
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RO Electric buffer yeh or neh.
Never used one before but was thinking about getting one to speed up the removal of paste waxes. Anyone used one? Any danger of damaging the clear coat or paint with a random orbital type?
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definite yeh
lemme borrow it
just don't skimp.. i've read a lot of the cheaper ones don't have enough power to get the job done right. can't fail with porter cable
lemme borrow it
just don't skimp.. i've read a lot of the cheaper ones don't have enough power to get the job done right. can't fail with porter cable
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+a bazillion.... i have seen it done before... just do that bad boy by hand and then use a r. o. to shine it even more (if ur unsure of how to use one that is)..
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Re: RO Electric buffer yeh or neh.
It's not like you're using a grinder on your car, a buffer is just a cloth cover taped over soft foam buffer. I found that it let me spread a smaller amount of wax over a large area, too, which makes buffing go a LOT faster, too. If you hand apply the wax, the wax will be thicker, and you'll have to either pre-buff with a towel, or change out the cloth on the buffer a couple times as you do.
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u can easily burn your paint up. and there are certain areas on cars that you cant use a buffer on like bumpers and around the door handles. get a orbital, they got the job done.
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