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Zaino + Buffer = wow
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Looks nice 
, but I doubt that removing Zaino with the buffer really made a difference with the look. It's most likely in your head. Have you ever tried quality microfiber towels?
This might be interestng reading: http://www.autopia-carcare.com/zaino.html
, but I doubt that removing Zaino with the buffer really made a difference with the look. It's most likely in your head. Have you ever tried quality microfiber towels?This might be interestng reading: http://www.autopia-carcare.com/zaino.html
Last edited by ZaneO; Oct 3, 2004 at 04:18 PM.
I usually just use a 100% cotton t-shirt but it doesnt always take off all of the wax. I dont know how to explain it, you'd have to see it but the buffer got it all off. Took alittle longer to do though.
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You use t-shirts?? 
That sounds like your problem. You should check out www.pakshak.com and www.exceldetail.com for some nice towels.
That sounds like your problem. You should check out www.pakshak.com and www.exceldetail.com for some nice towels. TECH Addict
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Some great places that I buy supplies from are:
www.autogeek.net
www.pakshak.com
www.exceldetail.com
www.topoftheline.com
PM before you order anything. I might know of a discount or two
www.autogeek.net
www.pakshak.com
www.exceldetail.com
www.topoftheline.com
PM before you order anything. I might know of a discount or two
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Originally Posted by freakynipples69
I usually just use a 100% cotton t-shirt but it doesnt always take off all of the wax. I dont know how to explain it, you'd have to see it but the buffer got it all off. Took alittle longer to do though.
id like to see some pics in the sun! That should show you how good shirts are to remove wax. Good luck. Looks great LS1 Tech Stories
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Originally Posted by 6']['9
id like to see some pics in the sun! That should show you how good shirts are to remove wax. Good luck. Looks great TECH Addict
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Originally Posted by freakynipples69
Yea i really shouldnt use a tshirt anymore because it never really got rid of it all. I'm probably gonna buy the porter buffer soon.
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If you use a tshirt solely for the purpose of buffing your car, it can actually be quite harmless. 100% cotton towels are one of the best things to buff a car with, so why should a tshirt be any different?
Thats what a duster is for. Towels work great becouse they are not smooth, so they pick up the wax instead of smearing it around like a t-shirt. Terry towels work great too. I would never use an electric buffer for a final coat though. Sure fore swirls and scratches, but not final. Tends to leave swirl like finish. But yours came out nice (from what I can tell from the pics). You use a good product. This combined with good technique will leave great results.
