TOTURN
BUFFER/POLISHER
"ON"
OR "OFF"
Slide switch forward to turn tool "On",
slide it backwards
to shut tool "Off".
NOTE: After plugging
tool into extension
cord, loop extension
cord over tool's stub
length plug. Then wrap hook and loop strip
around extension
cord to secure it in place.
IMPORTANT:
Read, understand
and follow
all safety and user instructions
in this
manual and all directions
and warnings
on
polishes and waxes.
APPLYING
WAX ONTO SURFACE TO
BE POLISHED
(See Figures
5 to 8)
NOTE: To avoid splashing wax, ALWAYS
start and stop the buffer / polisher on or
against the surface to be polished.
1. Place extension
cord over your shoulder
to keep it safely out of your way
(See Figure 5).
2. Turn buffer/polisher
"On".
3. Apply wax in a straight
line with either
a side-to-side
or back-and-forth
motion,
ALWAYS use broad, even strokes
when applying
wax. (See Figure 6).
4. Start applying
wax to the flat surfaces
(hood, trunk and roof) first. Wax one
section at a time (See Figure 7).
5. After flat surfaces
are covered with wax,
do the sides. The perimeter
handle
system allows easy polishing
of
horizontal and vertical surfaces.
Hold tool
with the cord hanging free (See Figure 8).
6. Apply wax in a thin, even coat. Too
much wax does not add any more
protection
and only makes the wax
removal more difficult.
7, The random orbit motion of the
buffer/polisher
provides wax application
that cannot be duplicated,
not even
"by hand".
IMPORTANT:
DO NOT apply excessive
pressure against the work surface with
this tool. The random orbital motion
feature on this tool will perform better
when less pressure is applied. Applying
excessive pressure will slow the random
Fig. 7
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11'.3
RIGHT
orbital motion and reduce the effectiveness of the tool.
8. It Ls easiest to apply the wax to the entire surface before starting the removal
phase; however, follow the specific recommendations
of the wax or polish
being used.
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