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jazzyjack · 12-03-01, 02:48

I bought a PC and found it to be good for very, and I mean very light swirls, and forget about scratch removal. I then bought a Makita rotary buffer and you can read my review of this machine in the "Review" section.

If you couple a new rotary with Meguiar's "Softbuff" pads at 6.5 inches you'll be set to even do small things.

Please do yourself a favor and read the review. Get a PC for applying wax, or polish. But for surface repair (even the light stuff) stick with the rotary.

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jazzyjack Registered User jazzyjack is offline Join Date: Jul 2001 Posts: 238	For what it's worth... I bought a PC and found it to be good for very, and I mean very light swirls, and forget about scratch removal. I then bought a Makita rotary buffer and you can read my review of this machine in the "Review" section. If you couple a new rotary with Meguiar's "Softbuff" pads at 6.5 inches you'll be set to even do small things. Please do yourself a favor and read the review. Get a PC for applying wax, or polish. But for surface repair (even the light stuff) stick with the rotary. __________________ 2001 BMW 330i Steel Grey Metallic (Baby Bimmer) 1997 Dark Blue Toyota 4Runner (Wifes wheels)