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6. After the polishing agent has been applied to the surface, remove the
terry-cloth bonnet and equip the machine with the polishing bonnet
(cotton or lambskin).
7. Start to buff the surface out in the same place where you started to
apply the polishing agent. Continue until the entire surface has been
buffed out.
8. Clean the bonnets and the foam pads after each use and always
keep the ventilation openings of the polishing machine clean.
9. If you do not intend to use the machine for some time, remove the
battery.
Hints
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Do not use the machine in one place for too long, this may damage the
surface.
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Some hard to reach areas may require polishing by hand.
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Make sure the bonnets and the foam pads are clean and free from any
kind of dirt. Dirt of any kind will lead to scratches in the surface.
Some Notes on Restoring Car Finishes
Abrasive polishing agents (with abrasive particles)
Abrasives agents should only be used on heavily weathered finishes,
because they contain very coarse particles.
Polishes (with mild abrasives)
Polishes are offered in a wide range of varieties, e.g. fresh finishes or
finishes in various degrees of weathering or products combined with wax.
Both products should not be used too often, because the surfaces are
eroded every time the products are used. Usually the topcoat of modern
cars is only 0.04 to 0.06 mm thick.
Always polish larger surfaces in sections of about one square metre. Use
the coarse bonnet to apply the polishing agent and then use the soft
bonnet to buff out the surface.

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Use only a moist cloth to clean the housing of the polishing machine.
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Do not immerse the polishing machine in water.
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