What Do You Do When Waxing
#1
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What Do You Do When Waxing
I'm getting a little past "middle age" and have pretty bad arthritis in my hands. I was wondering how many of you guys use a "buffer" or do it all by hand ?
I've seen some that or orbital and do not go in just a circle... would that be ok.. & I'd finish with a coat of Zaino by hand... ?
thanks for any opinions..
I've seen some that or orbital and do not go in just a circle... would that be ok.. & I'd finish with a coat of Zaino by hand... ?
thanks for any opinions..
#2
Melting Slicks
I'm way past middle age, and I still do it by hand. The new buffers with random orbital motion are fine, though. Just don't try to do the work with pressure; let the buffer do it.
#3
Melting Slicks
I do it by hand. But my neck ailments require me to sit on the ground and do it in smaller sections though. The motion of waxing/buffing while bent over really tweaks my neck.
#4
A random orbital makes it so much easier to apply the finish coat. I'm not sure about applying Zaino but any wax or other paint sealant goes on very easy and fast with an orbital.
Just make sure you use the correct pad to apply it.
Just make sure you use the correct pad to apply it.
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by hand brother... its good therapy for the big A. If you do go buffer, like stated, no pressure, let the buffer weight be the only weight.
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Still do it by hand, use a product that is easy to apply and remove and that should help. Will not get into what products as I am sure the thread will drift away into which is best.
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Melting Slicks
Well, sometimes I may watch for a few minutes the detail guy who comes to my office do it just to make sure he is using the correct stuff. Other then that, I am usually at my desk working on something.