SameerP

or use my Imperial Hand Glaze with the buffer? Im assuming i might be in danger of cutting or burning the paint with a hand glaze, offhand id think the hand glaze is much thinner than the machine glaze. I feel bad because i bought the mondo bottle of the hand glaze a few months back

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Kris Hansen

The orbital will somewhat mirror your hand motions.. Just use a light touch.

HappySedan, now with K04 power :)

Definitely get the machine glaze.

slacker

I bought the machine glaze to be safe. Still use IHG where machine doesn't work well.

mdwsta4â„¢uroslut

i think you should bring that buffer over to my house and let me use it! 8~P

SameerP

Interesting, it is a random orbital buffer

Kris Hansen

as long as you use a foam pad, and keep it CLEAN. If you use a rotary buffer, keep it on it's slowest speed, and keep the pad clean and damp. Those things turn awfully fast even at low speed. THey are great for buffing out wet sanding, but for wax they are overkill.

RKA

Honestly, I just got the Machine Glaze, and I find that it dries out very quickly with the buffer. I try not to continue buffing if it has dried out. I would imagine the IHG dries out even quicker using the machine. I kept my IHG for doing the nooks and crannies that the buffer can't reach (there are plenty of them)...so it's not a complete waste.