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**B2Bomber** · July 27th, 2008 01:34 AM

ang tinutukoy mo bang "pang-buff" e yung Mother's PowerBall?

**B2Bomber** · July 27th, 2008 03:00 AM

fyi: if it is the PowerBall, AFAIK, max-RPM is approx. 1250rpm.... so pwede na siguro ang 550rpm mo.
sorry, ang ibig ko pala sabihin e PowerBall4Paint (different product), eto, bago pa lang to and pang paint talaga, di ko nga lang sure ang working rpm na kailangan. check mo na lang sa Mothers site kung ito nga yung plano mo gamitin sa drill mo.
.02 hth.

**ruel23** · July 27th, 2008 11:28 AM

it's Ryobi cordless drill 14.4V at ang speed is 0-550rpm. I am not quite sure if 550rpm is enough to do the buffing / polishing. I bought a Kenco brand na pang buff na puede ikabit sa drill (as shown on attached). Could somebody tell me if 550rpm is enough or do I need a much higher rpm for buffing

**godric21ph** · August 12th, 2008 08:14 AM

Ask ko lang mga sir, napansin ko meron ako grime na nagbuild up sa tires ko. Safe ba gumamit ng bug and tar remover sa tires? thanks

**Reepicheep** · August 17th, 2008 08:17 AM

I went to Handyman yesterday looking for MF Towels. I was about to buy the Microtex Kit, but on my way to the counter I noticed that the drying towel is Chamois, not MF. I returned it because I've read that Chamys can cause paint swirls.

If i were to buy MFs seperately, what would you recommend for (1) Drying (Please not the P795 microtex), (2) Exterior/Interior Wiping -- with Detailing Products, (3) Buffing

Thanks a lot!

**torque2006** · September 21st, 2008 01:23 PM

question mga sirs,

had my itlog stripped to metal (2 washovers na plus binangga ako ng jeep sa likod = di na pantay ang kulay at kapal). what steps do i do next? i heard you can have it waxed only after two months. so what do i put in place to protect the paint job while waiting for two months?

**jefsan** · October 8th, 2008 10:54 PM

Guys,

I have a probelm...what's the easiest solution in removing excess super glue drippings from the paint of my car's door panel if it has already dried up? I've tried acetone but it did not totally remove the big portion of super glue left. Will I need to repaint the whole door panel?