Rotary BUFF

[Tanat198]

Need suggestions.

When you guys use rotary.Do u buff dry or buff until slight film remain?

I saw several so-called PRO buff it dry everytime. So i was wondering whether buff dry is the correct way to do with rotary.

Appreciate all your suggestions.

Thanks

[psl car wash]

dry is bad....to an extent..........that creates heat/ swirls........must buff wet.

remove excess.

[psl car wash]

I saw several so-called PRO buff it dry everytime.

:LOLOL

HAHAHAHAHA gets me everytime!

[Mad iX]

Usually until it`s gone translucent, never dry buff. Doesn`t matter if you`re using rotary or PC.

[HomicidalSloth]

Usually until it`s gone translucent, never dry buff. Doesn`t matter if you`re using rotary or PC.

Yup. Just long enough for the product to break down, don`t want to buff dry, but that`s a mistake even a lot of "pro detailers" make.

[Accumulator]

Yeah, I can`t imagine why somebody would buff until it`s dry...there`s no lubrication at that point. There`s no reason to buff longer than it takes to break a product down and all the polishing products I`ve ever used are designed to break down before they flash off.

[rollman]

Dry buffing will only cause holograms .:buffing:

[s2skimon]

Dry buffing will only cause holograms .:buffing:

exactly.. a no no