Machine buffing?
Discussion
I'm not meticulous when I wash the car, but I do the standard rinse off, 2 buckets wash, rinse, blade off water, dry then wax routine each week/every other week but the waxing I find a huge PIA. As the BMW 5 series is a big car so it takes forever to buff out the wax and inevitably it still ends up looking 'shadowed' on the surface.
With limited time & even less patience, would a £50 Amazon machine polish with a soft pad be ok to do this final step with?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Silverline-Silverstorm%C2%...
cheers
With limited time & even less patience, would a £50 Amazon machine polish with a soft pad be ok to do this final step with?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Silverline-Silverstorm%C2%...
cheers
I use autoglym shampoo then turtle wax. After a couple of weeks the water doesn't seem to bead quite at much hence me re-waxing after the wash.
Blade saved me having to use 2-3 microfiber towels and made the job a lot quicker, but if it could damage the paint ill give it a miss. It's a good quality one if that helps? 5 series has a lot of big panels!
Will definitely go for dual action one then, having the clutch seems like a very good idea.
Many thanks for the help
Blade saved me having to use 2-3 microfiber towels and made the job a lot quicker, but if it could damage the paint ill give it a miss. It's a good quality one if that helps? 5 series has a lot of big panels!
Will definitely go for dual action one then, having the clutch seems like a very good idea.
Many thanks for the help
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