Help! PC7424 or Hands
#1
Help! PC7424 or Hands
Hi,
I did a lot of research for polishing and waxing from autopia.com, properautocare.com etc. Most people used PC 7424 for polishing. However, some article suggested applying wax by hands. I got confused. I don't want to buy a buffer for only polishing.
Here is my questions:
-) Can I use PC7424 for applying wax?
-) What is the different between using PC7424 and hands for polishing and waxing?
-) Can I use microfiber pad for polishing if using hands?
Thanks
I did a lot of research for polishing and waxing from autopia.com, properautocare.com etc. Most people used PC 7424 for polishing. However, some article suggested applying wax by hands. I got confused. I don't want to buy a buffer for only polishing.
Here is my questions:
-) Can I use PC7424 for applying wax?
-) What is the different between using PC7424 and hands for polishing and waxing?
-) Can I use microfiber pad for polishing if using hands?
Thanks
#2
Hi,
I did a lot of research for polishing and waxing from autopia.com, properautocare.com etc. Most people used PC 7424 for polishing. However, some article suggested applying wax by hands. I got confused. I don't want to buy a buffer for only polishing.
Here is my questions:
-) Can I use PC7424 for applying wax?
-) What is the different between using PC7424 and hands for polishing and waxing?
-) Can I use microfiber pad for polishing if using hands?
Thanks
I did a lot of research for polishing and waxing from autopia.com, properautocare.com etc. Most people used PC 7424 for polishing. However, some article suggested applying wax by hands. I got confused. I don't want to buy a buffer for only polishing.
Here is my questions:
-) Can I use PC7424 for applying wax?
-) What is the different between using PC7424 and hands for polishing and waxing?
-) Can I use microfiber pad for polishing if using hands?
Thanks
Where the PC really shines is in the prep. A car that is poorly prepped will never have a great shine. I believe 90% of the shine is due to the polishing step and 10% is due the the wax.
Polishing by hand is an ugly painful task. The PC makes the process 10 times faster as well it makes the finished paint surface so much better than you can ever achieve by hand. But sure you can use a microfiber covered pad for applying wax by hand.
#5
if using carnauba wax, the best way is to use your bare hands to apply it
the wax will soften up with ur body temperature and allows you to apply a thinner coat easily
otherwise foam pads are fine if you dont want to get your hands waxy
the wax will soften up with ur body temperature and allows you to apply a thinner coat easily
otherwise foam pads are fine if you dont want to get your hands waxy
#6
I prefer the microfiber covered foam pads for hand application. They seem to apply a thin even coat better than the foam applicator pads.
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#10
I use MF pads and cloths and they work fine.. Pinnacle make a great Carnuba wax that goes on and comes off easy..
#11
http://www.autogeek.net/pinfoamwaxap1.html
Foam applicators work really well too.
This is one of the best Carnauba paste wax: http://www.autogeek.net/pinsouvwax.html
Foam applicators work really well too.
This is one of the best Carnauba paste wax: http://www.autogeek.net/pinsouvwax.html
#12
Finally I got my PC7424 and white & red pads from Lake Country. Also got the Blackfire enhance polishing. Is anyone use this brand before? I still looking for the long lasting wax. Any suggestion??
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