DA Buffer Pad Prep/Conditioning/Seasoning
07-09-2014, 05:37 PM
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DA Buffer Pad Prep/Conditioning/Seasoning
So in order to ensure there is no dry friction between the pad and the paint the pad should be loaded with product prior to starting.
I have seen people use quick detailer, what is a good cheap one to use and can anything be used as a substitute eg water?
I have seen people use quick detailer, what is a good cheap one to use and can anything be used as a substitute eg water?
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Why would you put a dry pad up against the paint anyway? You should always put your polish or wax on the polisher first and then place it on the car.
