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WaxMaster General
Operation
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Step 1 |
Place the wax applicator bonnet on pad as shown. Make sure the elastic is tucked down securely and evenly around the underside of the pad. | |
Step 2  |
For Paste Wax Spread about a heaping teaspoonful of wax evenly over the entire surface of the wax applicator bonnet. Use a putty knife or any flat object. DO NOT APPLY WAX DIRECTLY TO CAR. |
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 Step 3  |
For Liquid Wax Apply three swirls of wax over the wax applicator bonnet. DO NOT APPLY WAX DIRECTLY TO CAR. This first application should do about 1/4 of the car. For the second and third applications of wax, use half the quantity stated above. The bonnet will not absorb as much when reloading. |
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Step 4  |
Always start and stop the polisher on or against the surface. | |
Step 5  |
 Place the extension cord over your shoulder and do flat surfaces first - hood, trunk and roof. Cover areas quickly with broad, sweeping strokes in a criss-cross pattern. DO NOT PRESS DOWN ON THE POLISHER. THE MACHINES' ACTION, NOT PRESSURE, DOES THE BEST JOB. |
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Step 6  |
After flat surfaces are covered with wax, do sides of the car. Hold the polisher as shown. Let the cord hang free. It is not necessary to use a criss-cross motion on doors and fenders. |
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Step 7  |
Remove the wax applicator bonnet and use it to hand polish all hard-to-reach surfaces; under the bumpers, around the door handles, etc. |
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 Step 8 |
Remove the wax applicator bonnet and put a clean terrycloth bonnet on the polisher. |
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Step 9 |
Buff the wax in the same order it was applied. Use long, sweeping strokes in a criss-cross pattern. Do not press hard. Let the polisher do the work. |
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| * Comparison
chart: WB9000,
W109, RA7000, W6000 * Professional operation: Richard Pickering - Speed Channel |
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