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06-03-2005, 10:22 AM
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Everybody probably has differing ways and products used to get their car looking its best. After reading afew recent threads on washing and waxing I thought id ask what everyone does and uses.
Someone mentioned a small orbital buffer for removing wax. Is this common, does it add swirl marks or scratch? Whats your process.
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car wash wax routine
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