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Old 03-31-2011, 06:42 PM
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I'm interested in the Vibra cut. I looked for instructions on the application and or video but I'm still not sure about what I need. From what I read it's a two step process. Correct. Vibra then Totally buff. One more question is wool the best way to apply and do you change the pad when you remove the Vibra cut?
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yes, for gel wool is best. I always change to a fresh pad for Totally Buff, Using Vibra you will need to spur the pad ocasionally but Totally seems to be fairly self cleaning. I only use Vibra on very heavy oxidation.
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yes, for gel wool is best. I always change to a fresh pad for Totally Buff, Using Vibra you will need to spur the pad ocasionally but Totally seems to be fairly self cleaning. I only use Vibra on very heavy oxidation.
Thanks Dave! Totally Buff come in a gallon b/c we have two boats 27 formula and a big 24 Chris Craft?
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Originally Posted by glassdave
yes, for gel wool is best. I always change to a fresh pad for Totally Buff, Using Vibra you will need to spur the pad ocasionally but Totally seems to be fairly self cleaning. I only use Vibra on very heavy oxidation.
Hey Dave..... I thought you said you work with "glass windshields"..... not fiberglass?????? You do know your stuff though! Keep up the good work (on both types of glass!)
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yes you can get any of the FOY products in gallons
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Placed my order Yesterday Looking forward to getting the products on Tuesday. We basicly bought the whole line to try.
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You'll love Totally Buff, biggest hook for me was how easy the clean up is. A lot of compounds leave a pretty good mess but this stuff works as a diminishing compound, it sort of breaks down as you work it and cleans its self from the pad as well.
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