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Bosch GEX 270AE


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Hi bro, I am using one of this and I find it is the best DA machine I have used so far but the price is a bit [sweatdrop] . If you do not have a more serious defect to handle, a Bosch Gex270AE will serve the purpose at a lower cost [nod] .

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if free...go check out gen2's machine that he is using. then u decide which 1 you want. believed you have seen the bosch one

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The Rupes model I believe now is selling around $460 and Bosch around $150. I believe it all boils down to how much you are willing to spend, if you are ready to part with $460 than I would suggest getting the Rupes DA machine. Of course you need to take into consideration of the pads and chemical too [sweatdrop] .

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Can check with you a few queries i have in using a machine to polish/wax my car...

1. Do you use the machine to wax on or wax off or both?

2. If both do we use the same pad for wax on and off?

3. What kind of pad do we use for waxing on and/or wax off?

4. Do we need to use a different speed of waxing on and off? May i know which speed you normally use? (in regards to bosch gex 270ae)

 

Thanks in advance [:)]

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If you are using machine to apply wax, than you will need a finishing pad to do the job and set the speed to 3. To remove the residue with machine, you will need a stiffer pad, like a cutting pad from Meguiar, than cover the pad with a MF bonnet and do the removal at around speed 3 too.

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Neutral Newbie

Thanks [thumbsup]

 

Still got a 2 questions...Do i apply wax on the pad or on the car b4 applying? Or it doesn't matter... And for waxing off, do i need to wet the pad or just use it as it is?

 

Sorry if that seems like a stupid question

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Don worry bro, those are definately not stupid questions [shakehead] I use to have the same doubts too [:p] .

 

You can apply the wax onto the pad directly and for buffing off you need the MF bonnet not the buffering pad to remove the residue. The bonnet looks something like the picture below and can be obtained at Hypercoat.

 

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I bought mine quite some time ago cannot really remember how much it cost liao and if I am not wrong it comes in a pair. Have been using MF towels for the product removal, the bonnet sitting in my cupboard for quite sometime already [:p] .

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hi guys, jus Ot a bit. recently bought #80 and NXT wax. and tried with DA b&d machine during long weekend, managed to removed some fine swirls marks and scratches with some tips from Gen2. thanks again bro Gen2. but I think im going to try PC machine or Bosch next time.

 

below my pics..before and aft.

 

sorry du know how to post a pic here...hope it works.. [:/]

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Neutral Newbie

Considering you are using a B&D machine that is already a great improvement liao [thumbsup] , can see the depth and shine has improved, well done [;)] .

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thanks Gen2 bro,

 

what do u think i fi get the bosch machine? u think can be better? (no budget to invest ur type of machine la.. [blush] ) or shall i look into rotary machine? Since i already hv the DA liao... [crazy]

 

cheers

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