optimum polish question
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Brian_Brice
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It can be used any way you wish. It's going to be much more productive in terms of correcting or leveling paint via machine, but you can use it by hand.
Be sure to use a good amount of pressure and focus all of your attention on a very small panel per application to achieve maximum results. Microfiber is fine to use on the job you're suggesting.
If your shoulder hasn't fallen off, or feel like it's about to when you finish, you didn't do something right, or you skipped a whole lot.
Be sure to use a good amount of pressure and focus all of your attention on a very small panel per application to achieve maximum results. Microfiber is fine to use on the job you're suggesting.
If your shoulder hasn't fallen off, or feel like it's about to when you finish, you didn't do something right, or you skipped a whole lot.
if you using it by hand with a microfibre hand applicator and removing with microfibre towel, you are waisting your time and money....
if you using it by hand i would atleast at a minimum use a foam applicator...
if using a machine, what pad you use is going to dictate what kind of cutting power you get....
if you using it by hand i would atleast at a minimum use a foam applicator...
if using a machine, what pad you use is going to dictate what kind of cutting power you get....
Sure, if you want your hand to fall off, wax on wax off for hours on end lol. OP has extremely long work times, not a quick breakdown product to be used by hand. I never saw any staining of trim from it, just if your using a machine remember to tape trim off as the pad can burn trim.
Scratch-X is ok if you need to do a small spot by hand, not a whole car. Good for areas like under door handles etc.
Scratch-X is ok if you need to do a small spot by hand, not a whole car. Good for areas like under door handles etc.