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08-09-2000, 10:27 PM
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Just spent about 3 hours outside detailing the car with my newly accquired orbital buffer. After work I decided to stop at Pep Boys and check out some Meguiars products. I ended up buying an orbital buffer (waxmaster) for $29.99 which I thought was a deal, and picked up some Meguiars crystal system steps 1, 2, 3 (cleaner, polish, wax) respectfully. The buffer made a tremendous difference--much better than by hand. The car looks like it just walked off the showroom--thanks to Lee, and fellow members.
What a great website!! ------------------ Agron 1989 300E Monotoned Smoke Silver 97 Style Replica E420 Rims 205/55/16 Euro Headlights Clear Corners 20% Tint 12" Sub-enclosure [This message has been edited by Agron80 (edited 08-09-2000).] [This message has been edited by Agron80 (edited 08-09-2000).] 
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