Rotary BUFF

[Tanat198]

Need suggestions.

When you guys use rotary.Do u buff dry or buff until slight film remain?

I saw several so-called PRO buff it dry everytime. So i was wondering whether buff dry is the correct way to do with rotary.

Appreciate all your suggestions.

Thanks

 

[psl car wash]

dry is bad....to an extent..........that creates heat/ swirls........must buff wet.

remove excess.

 

[psl car wash]

I saw several so-called PRO buff it dry everytime.

:LOLOL

HAHAHAHAHA gets me everytime!

 

[Mad iX]

Usually until it's gone translucent, never dry buff. Doesn't matter if you're using rotary or PC.

 

[HomicidalSloth]

Usually until it's gone translucent, never dry buff. Doesn't matter if you're using rotary or PC.

Yup. Just long enough for the product to break down, don't want to buff dry, but that's a mistake even a lot of "pro detailers" make.

 

[Accumulator]

Yeah, I can't imagine why somebody would buff until it's dry...there's no lubrication at that point. There's no reason to buff longer than it takes to break a product down and all the polishing products I've ever used are designed to break down before they flash off.

 

[rollman]

Dry buffing will only cause holograms .:buffing:

 

[s2skimon]

Dry buffing will only cause holograms .:buffing:

exactly.. a no no