Mothers Wax Attack 2 Polisher

[forrest@mothers]

I have no idea, and the person I need to ask is off today.

I've been more interested in how it worked than the technical specs, but I'll find out and let you know.

Keep in mind the kit is designed to work as a system, and it's the results of everything working together that counts.

[FUNX650]

I have no idea, and the person I need to ask is off today.

I've been more interested in how it worked than the technical specs, but I'll find out and let you know.

Keep in mind the kit is designed to work as a system, and it's the results if everything working together that counts.

Ok.
Thanks Forrest.


Bob

[wxonwxoff]

I'm curious as well since I pulled the padlock off my wallet and bought one of these kits a few days ago. A Christmas gift to myself. I need it to remove swirl marks and if that requires several applications of the entire three step process that's ok. However if it cannot do this type correction then I will be somewhat disappointed. Time will tell.

The recessed pad designed to cover the backing plate as a protection against damaging the painted surface is a good idea, but does that suggest I will only be able to use the Mothers pads or are other pads available with similar recessed design....or does that really matter I wonder?

Bob

[forrest@mothers]

I'm curious as well since I pulled the padlock off my wallet and bought one of these kits a few days ago. A Christmas gift to myself. I need it to remove swirl marks and if that requires several applications of the entire three step process that's ok. However if it cannot do this type correction then I will be somewhat disappointed. Time will tell.

The recessed pad designed to cover the backing plate as a protection against damaging the painted surface is a good idea, but does that suggest I will only be able to use the Mothers pads or are other pads available with similar recessed design....or does that really matter I wonder?

Bob

Mike was kind enough to shoot a how-to video with the machine a few weeks ago. Yancy mentioned yesterday he'd get it on the Wax Attack page in a day or 2.

As for pads, there are replacement pads available - the part number is 90033. I haven't sent all the info to AutoGeek yet to get them added, but they will have them.

Please keep in mind it's a system that's made to work together. Using other pads or products will likely leave you disappointed.

I sent a machine to Mike in October, and he tried it with his favorite pads and polishes. It didn't work well and Mike was concerned the machine was not up to AutoGeek standards. I asked him to try again with our pads and products, and it worked fine.

If Mike was happy with its performance, I hope you would be, too.

[wxonwxoff]

I'll keep an open mind, and hope for the best. I don't wish to become a car detailer just to care for my own car BETTER than I can do with a can of wax and a stack of microfiber towel. Got to handle swirl marks or it's of questionable value to me though...time will tell.

Thanks for the pad part number Forrest...

Bob

[KBsToy]

Here uniz go..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MiVdaSgURM

[wxonwxoff]

Thank you for the link...

Bob

[AKT]

Hello folks - where can i find the specs for this machine?

I like it because it is cheap, perfect for a beginner like me. I guess my real question is, can i plug this in a 220 volt outlet?

[forrest@mothers]

Your best bet will be to contact us during west coast business hours. 714-891-3364 and ask for Jimmy D, or email him jimd(at)mothers.com

It is a 110v machine though, since it is sold here in the US. If you'll let Jimmy D know what country you're in, he may be able to steer you towards a source with 220v availability.

[AKT]

Your best bet will be to contact us during west coast business hours. 714-891-3364 and ask for Jimmy D, or email him jimd(at)mothers.com

It is a 110v machine though, since it is sold here in the US. If you'll let Jimmy D know what country you're in, he may be able to steer you towards a source with 220v availability.

Thank you!