best car buffer
I personally prefer doing by hand but check out griots garage, they seem to be an expert on detailing fine automobiles:
http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog....2060&SKU=10625
http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog....2060&SKU=10625
Being a Zaino rep, I mostly do things by hand, but Porter Cable random orbital buffers are the best out there. I can get a part # if you need. The one I have was about $130, and worth every penny.
I've found that buffing is best done with a machine polish, and shouldn't be used for the regular wax/polish of the car. Even moose, wax, or a polish like Meguiars should be applied by hand. It reduces the risk of swirls, and uses about 1/2 the polish.
If you have swirls or dulls in the paint, pick up a buffer and 3M Finesse-It II Machine Polish #31003. The stuff works miracles. I buff until perfect then Zaino over it.
I've found that buffing is best done with a machine polish, and shouldn't be used for the regular wax/polish of the car. Even moose, wax, or a polish like Meguiars should be applied by hand. It reduces the risk of swirls, and uses about 1/2 the polish.
If you have swirls or dulls in the paint, pick up a buffer and 3M Finesse-It II Machine Polish #31003. The stuff works miracles. I buff until perfect then Zaino over it.
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thanks for all the info everone
and what about the hook up??????????
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If you are a Zaino rep, how bout hooking some people up with a nice price on a starter kit?
If you are a Zaino rep, how bout hooking some people up with a nice price on a starter kit?
You'll be interested in this site for detailing:
www.autopia.org
Most use the Porter Cable machine (same one Griots sells, but can be had for less).
www.autopia.org
Most use the Porter Cable machine (same one Griots sells, but can be had for less).
I have seen this site before, they have some pretty good information and products, but definatley do it by hand, and use a polisher, as stated earlier, not a wax. Your car doesn't have bad oxidation, nor does it (hopefully) have any serious swirl marks or scratches...
Originally Posted by ikonXone
porter cable has a nice dual action for $140 depending on where you order it. they also make a meguairs brand one, which is the same.
Originally Posted by doctorcue
Originally Posted by ikonXone
porter cable has a nice dual action for $140 depending on where you order it. they also make a meguairs brand one, which is the same.
Originally Posted by RoommateOfSomeoneWithAnXB
Being a Zaino rep, I mostly do things by hand, but Porter Cable random orbital buffers are the best out there. I can get a part # if you need. The one I have was about $130, and worth every penny.
I've found that buffing is best done with a machine polish, and shouldn't be used for the regular wax/polish of the car. Even moose, wax, or a polish like Meguiars should be applied by hand. It reduces the risk of swirls, and uses about 1/2 the polish.
If you have swirls or dulls in the paint, pick up a buffer and 3M Finesse-It II Machine Polish #31003. The stuff works miracles. I buff until perfect then Zaino over it.
I've found that buffing is best done with a machine polish, and shouldn't be used for the regular wax/polish of the car. Even moose, wax, or a polish like Meguiars should be applied by hand. It reduces the risk of swirls, and uses about 1/2 the polish.
If you have swirls or dulls in the paint, pick up a buffer and 3M Finesse-It II Machine Polish #31003. The stuff works miracles. I buff until perfect then Zaino over it.
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