After the training session with the G100 Dual Action Polisher, a number of people wanted to learn some advanced procedures such as how to use the rotary buffer. For this demonstration we borrowed the deck-lid on my rental car.
![](http://archive.meguiarsonline.com/gallery/data/500/2DallasRCExposingSwirls.jpg)
The paint was horribly swirled and scratched as is the norm for most rental car so we ran a tape-line down the center of the deck-lid and clean, polished and waxed the passenger's side.
We used the below combination after wiping the finish clean and claying it to remove any above surface bonded contaminants...
And here are the results...
![](http://archive.meguiarsonline.com/gallery/data/500/2DallasRCExposingSwirls.jpg)
The paint was horribly swirled and scratched as is the norm for most rental car so we ran a tape-line down the center of the deck-lid and clean, polished and waxed the passenger's side.
We used the below combination after wiping the finish clean and claying it to remove any above surface bonded contaminants...
- 1) Rotary Buffer/1400 RPM/W-7006/M84
2) Rotary Buffer/1400 RPM/W-8006/M80
3) G100 Dual Action Polisher/5.0 Speed Setting/W-8006/M80
4) G100 Dual Action Polisher/3.0 Speed Setting/W-9006/NXT Tech Wax
And here are the results...
![](http://archive.meguiarsonline.com/gallery/data/500/2DallasRC_BeforeAfter3c.jpg)
![](http://archive.meguiarsonline.com/gallery/data/500/2DallasRC_BeforeAfter2c.jpg)
![](http://archive.meguiarsonline.com/gallery/data/500/2DallasRC_BeforeAfter1c.jpg)
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