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Hey guys, gals, listen, I've detailed cars,and the like for some time now.
Ive always used a polishing buffer style pad which attaches to my roaary tool and does an amazing job applying wax, and wax cleaners.
My question is, is it possible to use that same machine on my scoot.
I see all these recommendations for products and cleaners, but nothing on tools to apply and remove. except for the tried and true elbow grease method.
Anyone with first hand experience on this. Ive seen HD dealers using power buffers too apply. just wanted to get a consensus. do share please
I have a 3 in. Griot's Garage buffer/polisher and it works very well on bikes. Also have different pads for applying claners/polishes and for applying waxes. But to answer your question about what you use on your car can be used on your bike. The only problem would be if it's to big to manuever in tight areas on front of tank and on fenders.
thats excellent news, i actually had a few tools that may or may not fit the bill, ill test it on the rear fender first, ill remove the seat and triy it.
HOLY SH....TTTT, let me tell you, last nightgot home from a memorial Ride, got to cleaning my Scoot, used my buffing tools and my home made WAX concotion.
Looking at my ride, she looks as of i Opened a Black Hole in the Midst of the Planet.
The black was so rich, so glossy, it looked kinda evil.
No swirls, Just a deep rich expanse. Looking into the fenders and tank, I lost my self at how clear and rich she came out.
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