Does the motther's mini power ball work on paint?
05-27-2007, 07:22 PM
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Does the motther's mini power ball work on paint? It doesn't say anything about using it on paint. I was thinking it'd be good for getting around mirrors, in the fog lights (TA) and some other spots like around the Trans Am emblems on the doors and ground effects.
I can't do a real good job buffing around those areas with my regular buffer.
Will it be safe to use? I don't want swirl marks on the paint or anything like that.
I can't do a real good job buffing around those areas with my regular buffer.
Will it be safe to use? I don't want swirl marks on the paint or anything like that.
You better not! 
05-28-2007, 12:04 AM
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What I do for those spots is get a box of popsicle sticks and wrap one end in a microfiber towel. It gives me enough leverage for tight spots (i.e. around lights, between body panels, etc.) and doesn't scratch.
-Mike
-Mike
05-28-2007, 12:40 AM
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Yes, it does a great job of screwing up your paint! In my experience it has worked wonders on my polished wheels, I love it.
Thats a really good idea, I'll have to do that.
Originally Posted by chupr0kabra
What I do for those spots is get a box of popsicle sticks and wrap one end in a microfiber towel. It gives me enough leverage for tight spots (i.e. around lights, between body panels, etc.) and doesn't scratch.
-Mike
-Mike
