Rotary Buffer Pad Tilting?

[kemefk]

Hi everyone. So, I am practicing my rotary buffer technique and I came up with some info from some people saying that when buffing, if I lean the pad forward, it will tend to move left and if I lean the pad back, it will tend to move the buffer to the right. I know that this works but is this considered proper technique? From the other posts on AGO, I don't seem to hear about people doing this but I just want to make sure if this correct or not.

[Rsurfer]

Hi everyone. So, I am practicing my rotary buffer technique and I came up with some info from some people saying that when buffing, if I lean the pad forward, it will tend to move left and if I lean the pad back, it will tend to move the buffer to the right. I know that this works but is this considered proper technique? From the other posts on AGO, I don't seem to hear about people doing this but I just want to make sure if this correct or not.
I will tilt to get to certain areas, but I don't tilt to steer.

[kemefk]

Thanks that is great to know.

[master detailer]

dont do it lol

[kemefk]

dont do it lol

haha...just want to make sure with the pros:xyxthumbs:

[storm100]

dont do it lol

:whs: I only did that buffing the barracks floors.

[DCOutdoors]

:whs: I only did that buffing the barracks floors.

We used to have races with them on the barracks floor: who can get closest to the wall the fastest without hitting it! Ah, our tax dollars at work...