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Old Sep 19, 2010 | 09:26 PM
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i'm jealous...i waxed the truck by hand yesterday but it doesn't nearly get the orange peel out like a buffer does...did you use a high speed or a 10" orbital?

looks great btw!
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Old Sep 20, 2010 | 08:25 AM
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10" d/a orbital buffer, low speed is the key from what I am seeing. It reduces the chance of burning the paint and causing swirls! But more than that its the compounds you use to cut and pollish and then seal/wax! On this particular case, I did a simple polish, didn't even use a cutting compound cause its my daily driver and wanted to decrease the chance of something hitting it and hurting it worse if the clear was a little thinner.

Thanks for all the comments! Ill be doing the wifes ride soon!
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