Two things you should avoid when using a rotary buffer

In this video, Matthew discuses some common things to avoid when using a rotary buffer. Rotary buffers have been a staple in the world of detailing for decades; however, with newer tools on the market, the rotary buffers popularity has declined. Despite its decreased use, rotary buffing is still a craft that has a place in detailing. While machine marks from a rotary are common, with proper technique they can be easily be avoided.

***Tools & Products used in this video***
-My original buffer that I purchased in the late 90's
-Milwaukee Buffer 5455 1750 Rpm (No speed control)
-Buff n Shine Wool Pads 5,6,9inch pads
-Meguiar's 105
-3D Products 501
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