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BEFORE USE
1. Unless you are experienced with buffing and machine polishing, practicing on a scrap body part is
recommended. A buffer or machine polisher used incorrectly can cause damage to painted surfaces.
2. Use clean microfiber covers provided with this product to apply wax or polish. Use a clean cover to remove
wax.
3. Before using the polisher, check that polishing bonnet has been installed properly. Test run the polisher for 30
seconds at no load.
4. Ensure surface to be polished/waxed is thoroughly clean, cool and dry. Avoid polishing in direct sunlight and follow
polish manufacturer’s instructions.
5. Do not apply pressure on the polisher such that it stops rotation. Polishing in one place with high pressure will
build heat at the work surface and may cause damage to painted surfaces.
6. Do not apply pressure on the polisher while holding it at an angle to the work surface. This may cause damage
to the polisher and to painted surfaces.
GENERAL POLISHING/WAXING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Place a clean pad cover (bonnet) securely on buffer. Use the synthetic wool bonnet for applying polish. Use the
terry cloth bonnet for applying/removing polish or wax.
2. Spread polish/wax evenly over surface of pad cover. Do not use too much polish/wax, as excess may be slung
off polishing disc when polisher is turned on.
3. Hold buffer with both hands while operating. Drape extension cord over shoulder.
4. Activate ON/OFF switch to start polisher.
5.
Polish/wax small (2’ x 2’) areas at a time, in a crisscross pattern.
6. Hand polish/wax hard-to-reach surfaces.
7. Polishing with a power tool requires special skill and care. The manufacturer is not responsible for damage from
over polishing, uneven polishing, contamination of polish or applicator, or use of excess polish.
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WARNING
Study, understand, and follow all instructions before operating this device. Failure to follow all instructions may
result in electric shock, fire and/or serious personal injury.
To avoid electrical shock, do not use this tool when it is wet or in wet conditions. Do force the polarized plug on this
tool into an outlet in which it will not fit.
To avoid injury, make sure your work area is clear of obstructions and tripping hazards. Take care not to trip over
any electrical cords.
Failure to heed these markings may result in personal injury and/or property damage.
