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focusjosh
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Joined: Sat Mar 10, 2007 4:14 pm
Location: Hudson WI

Hello guys just dropping in sorry havent been around in awhile going to try to make it to a meet here soon.... ANYWAYS... maybe in november we can have a meet at the new BWW in Hudson :D they open 11/5 i guess...
ALSO one other question i forgot who it was but whoever has that professional orbital polisher could i try it out one of these days to detail my car ??? i wanna see the job i can do with that other then my hand and then i might purchase one!
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focusjosh
Posts: 109
Joined: Sat Mar 10, 2007 4:14 pm
Location: Hudson WI

anyone ?? :(
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Pappy
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I'd be in for a hudson meet. I'm only free weekends and mon/tues nights tho.
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BagginWagon
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Joined: Tue Apr 11, 2006 4:51 pm
Car: 00 Black Wagon SE
Location: Plymouth, MN

You wouldn't see a difference between hand waxing and a professional orbital "polisher". It's just faster. I manager a Mister Car Wash, so take my word for it. If you meant a high speed buffer, please leave that to a professional. Don't take any offense to that. If you haven't used one, you need to watch someone do it a couple of times (if not 4-5) before you take over. You can burn right through your paint in a matter of seconds.
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SVT-swap
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Joined: Wed Nov 29, 2006 6:20 pm
Location: A Swamp in Wi

BagginWagon wrote:You wouldn't see a difference between hand waxing and a professional orbital "polisher". It's just faster. I manager a Mister Car Wash, so take my word for it. If you meant a high speed buffer, please leave that to a professional. Don't take any offense to that. If you haven't used one, you need to watch someone do it a couple of times (if not 4-5) before you take over. You can burn right through your paint in a matter of seconds.
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CleanZX3
Really CleanZX4
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BagginWagon wrote:You wouldn't see a difference between hand waxing and a professional orbital "polisher". It's just faster. I manager a Mister Car Wash, so take my word for it. If you meant a high speed buffer, please leave that to a professional. Don't take any offense to that. If you haven't used one, you need to watch someone do it a couple of times (if not 4-5) before you take over. You can burn right through your paint in a matter of seconds.
What mister car wash are you a manager for?

It depends what you are using the polisher for. If you are using scratch/swirl remover, polish, or glaze there is no way you can get the same results as a nice orbital like the porter cable, with just using your hand.

But just applying a simple wax, its about the same. You use more wax with a orbital, but it is faster.
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focusjosh
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Joined: Sat Mar 10, 2007 4:14 pm
Location: Hudson WI

Alright well Sunday im going to wax it then i guess with my hands GRR :( but yea nov. 5th the new bw3 opens in hudson i figured maybe we could go for a drive then hit that up ... ill look more into it.
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