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Originally Posted by bpsf83
Every professional shop uses a buffer. Why are you the only one who doesn't believe in them? You get a more even shine, with alot less wear and tear on the shoulders when you use a buffer.
Can anyone answer the actual question, lol.
Definitely not interested in any damn spray wax, not interested in taking the lazy route. (well more lazy than using a buffer). I like waxing my car by Hand, but with a bad back it's more effort than I can handle. Hence the buffer.
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Eric is one of the best detailers in the country, you just came off as a huge ass. He's completely right, there's no point in using a buffer to remove wax. You got some bad info along the way. A buffer is only necessary to remove swirls and scratches and that's not part of waxing.
What you should really do is use a good sealant. Give something like 1z Einszett glanz a try, you can apply and remove by hand very very easily.