Finally, I give up my idea that saving money and do the wax & polish by hand. It's time for me to make my car the real thing. My long term trouble is that I don't have a garage ( Like someone know I live in apartment ).Never work with machine so I need your advices. Should I find a cordless one or work with a PC (I will have to borrow garage ) ?

 

im not sure exactly what the question is ... detail ur car in a garage out of the direct sun

 

I'm sorry for my English . I mean I don't have a garage so I ask for advice. Should I buy a cordless buffer which I can use in the parking lot or buy a PC then use the garage of someone else ?

 

Buy a PC and borrow someone's garage

 

Leo, My offer is still open for you.
PM me.

 

Buy a garage and hope it has a PC in it.

 

.over my budget

 

Due to the black friday sale in www.detailersdomain.com/, I already have my kit . Thanks for your responses

 

You could buy two of these:

 

Impressive . I plan on buying that too but do you think it's good to polish and wax outdoor by PC ?( I can only find a shade )

 

rent a storage unit/garage and do it there...you can polish outside, but i like to control my enviorment, wind, rain, sun, dust settling on the car....

 

Did you get your PC yet?

 

I just went out to the apartment office because of busy yesterday ( now can't wait till tomorrow to try the stuff I have in my house with the PC ). I will have to throw away some easy-to-use wax and polish likes Ice polish and order some real things. Experiment will be on my mother car .

 

Another question : How do we clean the polisher pad ?

 

Use blue Dawn dish wash soap ..

Saturate pad with water and squirt Dawn onto it then kneed it in with your fingers. You will see it start to suds ... work it a bit then hold it under running water to squeeze the suds out .. squeeze to get most the water out and set out to dry. Don't twist or ring it as it will damage the pad.

Always wash it soon as your done polishing.

 

Thanks but if we squeeze them, will it start to have wrinkles and damage the pad ?

 

You're not going to hurt the pad. Just be sensible with them, treat them like an article of clothing.
Dry out of direct sunlight as well.