Joe Dirt
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- October 4, 2007
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- 07 Camry
Guys, be careful of those HF buffers. I went through 3 of them on one car. The switch/speed control units like to burn up fast and then they lose speed control. If you're going to run a wool pad, one burn-through of paint due to a fast and out of control buffer is all you need to seriously ruin your week.
Also- there is a huge difference between a rotary buffer and a DA like the PC that the OP is using. One is beginner friendly, one is not. You can do just about anything you want with a DA, and it is a LOT safer in your hands. I've been detailing for... wow- a few decades- I'm freakin old... And now that Meg's is selling the Microfiber DA kit, the stuff is so amazing, I don't even use a rotary anymore.
Just be careful if you're going to use a rotary... And practice on a junkyard hood.
Also- there is a huge difference between a rotary buffer and a DA like the PC that the OP is using. One is beginner friendly, one is not. You can do just about anything you want with a DA, and it is a LOT safer in your hands. I've been detailing for... wow- a few decades- I'm freakin old... And now that Meg's is selling the Microfiber DA kit, the stuff is so amazing, I don't even use a rotary anymore.
Just be careful if you're going to use a rotary... And practice on a junkyard hood.