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Any suggestions for applying #16 with a pc. I used to use a Waxmaster orbital buffer to both apply and remove it. I simply used a butter knife to put the product on the buffer's terry bonnet.
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I have a video that came with my PC that shows a paste wax being applied to the buffer with a foam applicator pad...Is that what you're asking?Any suggestions for applying #16 with a pc. I used to use a Waxmaster orbital buffer to both apply and remove it. I simply used a butter knife to put the product on the buffer's terry bonnet.
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It would be nice if #16 came in a liquid form...I wonder if that would have an effect on the durability of it?r. b. -
Re: #16 and a pc
I use a plastic putty knife to apply #16 to my PC pads, works great.Originally posted by tguil
Any suggestions for applying #16 with a pc. I used to use a Waxmaster orbital buffer to both apply and remove it. I simply used a butter knife to put the product on the buffer's terry bonnet.
Tom
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I think applying it by PC would have that exact effect on it. You can almost turn it to liquid by spinning the applicator in the tin with your hand so I figure the PC must be able to do that better.Originally posted by Rusty Bumper
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