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User’s Manual—Read before using this equipment
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5. Always start and stop polisher on or against the surface of the car.
• If bonnet continually comes off pad, you may have used too
much wax, cleaner, or glaze.
6. Place cord over shoulder and begin applying wax and cleaner/
glaze to the front half of the car, working from front to back.
• Cover flat surfaces with broad, sweeping strokes in a
crisscross pattern as shown. DO NOT press down on the
polisher. The machine’s action, not pressure, does the best
job.
• If wax seems difficult to buff, you may have used too much
wax.
7. Reapply wax and cleaner/glaze and repeat on the sides of the car
with short, sweeping strokes.
• Holding the polisher as you would a suitcase and supporting
it with your other hand, cover sides with short, sweeping
strokes.
8. Finally, remove bonnet and apply wax and cleaner/glaze by had
to all hard-to-reach surfaces—under the bumpers, around the door
handles, etc.
Note: Some types of auto wax require drying time before polishing
the vehicle. For better results, follow instructions given by your wax
manufacturer.
9. Put the wool bonnet on the polisher. Buff the wax with the polisher
in the same order it was applied, as shown in steps 6 to 8.
