How many of you use a MACHINE to WAX your vehicle?

[DZ302]

Old School here.....nothing like a anal retentive hand laid final finish...

[DZ302]

Machine is faster and leaves a much better finished product that a hand application could never acheive...my 2 cents...

[LSNAutoDetailing]

Just stated - PC7424xp.
Thanks to Mike Phillips.

I used to do everything by hand.

[custmsprty]

My Rupes Mini always, super smoooth.

[whavens]

Griot's 3" or 6" for wax, Flex for correction.

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[jasra]

I do gently most of the time with Meguiars dual action polisher

[WaxMaster1]

I always apply liquid waxes or AIO's by machine. I will top with Paste Glaz or Souveran by hand though

[spewking]

Machine is faster and leaves a much better finished product that a hand application could never acheive...my 2 cents...

Agreed...switched over last year.

I find with the new LSP's consistencies and the fact that a thin coat really is better, machining gets you there just right.

[Loonysup]

I started to wax my car this morning by hand with Collinite 915. Two wipes in I thought why am I doing this by hand? Switched to the DA and finished in no time.


David

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[irvsmith]

In my review of the responses I only see one which mentions the removal of the wax by machine. Do others use the machine for removal as well? I would assume so as it would negate some of the time saving but just was curious how people do the removal process. Apply with fine buffing/polishing pad and then remove with clean fine buffing/polishing pad?