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1. Attach the Polishing Head.
2. Remove Seal and Press Into Polishing Paste.
3. Once Filled, Gently Press the Head Against Your Teeth.
4. Carefully Polish Each Tooth and Rinse When Finished.

X this is a dual action polisher. So what that means is that it spins. And it oscillates. In two actions. So as it's spinning it's also oscillated giving you that massaging feature.

Set your dual action polisher to a maximum speed of 3. Check the label of your particular wax for specific directions, but generally this is the fastest speed you need to apply wax. Spread the wax over the panel until it is evenly covered. Turn off your machine before lifting it off the paint.

While a dual action polisher will improve the appearance of scratches and remove most swirls, it does not produce enough heat to cut deep into the paint.

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After polishing, it's best to wax your car to protect the finish and give it some extra shine. However, before you continue, you need to wash and rinse your car to remove any excess polishing compound that's left behind. After washing and drying your car, you can start waxing it.

Polishes are abrasive and for that reason we recommend only polishing your car as needed because each time you polish, you're removing a layer of material. If you over-polish your car, you will eventually thin out the paint and in extreme cases can cut through the clearcoat and the paint right through to the undercoat!

Buffing is a more aggressive technique that should be approached with caution, as it can cause damage to the paintwork if not done correctly.

Budget polishers can be picked up for as little as £25-£30, however they're not likely to be very powerful and may only remove very minor scratches. They can be ideal for the home detailer, though, if you're not too fussed about showroom quality.

Work at a slow speed and increase gradually if needed. Typically, you'll work between 1000-1200 RPM, never exceeding 1800 RPM. Keep the polisher moving at all times to avoid burning the paint. Avoid corners and the edges of panels where the paint is thinner.

It's best performed following a thorough cleaning and polishing to further hide surface blemishes and improve your vehicle's overall exterior aesthetics, though car wax can be applied independently of polishing as well. Unlike polish, it doesn't remove a very, very thin layer of your vehicle's paint job.

Car polish is only ideal for getting rid of mild surface defects. It won't paint the defects that have penetrated the clear coat and subsequent layers. However, a car wax is normally used to make the paint look shiny and protects it from airborne contaminants. It also helps to minimize sun damage and prevent oxidation.