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BlkTac05 · 11-26-05, 06:07

Call me "old school", but to me.......there's a difference between applying a product, product removal & buffing. Buffing takes place after the product is removed to enhance gloss/shine, reflectivity etc. So with that being said......I "buff" by hand.

With that being said.......Webster's Dictionary defines "Buff" as........ "To clean or shine". ( So maybe my "old school" interpretation leaves a little to one's imagination.

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BlkTac05 Sr.Waxalot! BlkTac05 is offline Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: West Texas Posts: 1,244	Call me "old school", but to me.......there's a difference between applying a product, product removal & buffing. Buffing takes place after the product is removed to enhance gloss/shine, reflectivity etc. So with that being said......I "buff" by hand. With that being said.......Webster's Dictionary defines "Buff" as........ "To clean or shine". ( So maybe my "old school" interpretation leaves a little to one's imagination. __________________ Boston Rob Addicted to Detailing Products 2006 Chrysler 300C Brilliant Black Crystal Pearl.