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12-28-2000, 11:06 PM
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Santa Clause brought me a dual action buffer for Christmas. I looked at the Meguire's web page and it looks like they recommend the foam covers to apply polishes and waxes instead of terry cloth.
Does anyone have an opinion or experience on this?
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01-04-2001, 05:02 AM
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Hello,
I got a dual action buffer from Meguiars as well. I have used both methods before and I like the foam. Its easier to use, creates swirl free finish, since it has cushioning, you can apply pressure a little better. Just remember to get a couple extras ones cause you shouldnt mix the products on the same foam pad.
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