The Auto Turtle Waxer!

[bmwforumerm3]

Hey guys
Problem
I Got a turtle waxer for xmas from my sis.
Its the automatic kind the goes in circles real fast...you know what im talking about...i was really excited because u all know it can take hours waxing your car.
And id never send my car through some car wash ...."will charge u alot of money,scratch ur car, stall ur car and put shame to the M///"
lol...
ya so its the turtle waxer and my only worry is it pull cirlces in my car...and if thats the case i aint using it.
thanks for ur replys.

[exceldetail]

Originally posted by bmwforumerm3@Dec 31 2004, 02:21 PM
Hey guys
Problem
I Got a turtle waxer for xmas from my sis.
Its the automatic kind the goes in circles real fast...you know what im talking about...i was really excited because u all know it can take hours waxing your car.
And id never send my car through some car wash ...."will charge u alot of money,scratch ur car, stall ur car and put shame to the M///"
lol...
ya so its the turtle waxer and my only worry is it pull cirlces in my car...and if thats the case i aint using it.
thanks for ur replys.

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Did/does it come with any pads ?

[bmwforumerm3]

ya for sure it does.
It comes with all the pads and instructions.
Im just worried it will leave swirl marks.

[bmwforumerm3]

Ya it came with all the pads..
Im just worried about swirl marks

[MaThGr82]

What is the model number of this Turtle Waxer. I have never used it personally.

Just keep in mind. Anyone can put swirls into a car using any machine if it is not used properly. If you have a car you don't mind "experimenting" on, I would do that before putting it on the Bimmer.

[bmwforumerm3]

uhhg what a pain in the ass..there isnt really a car....i wanna test it on.
any1 have any suggestions besides dont use it?

[kestrel325is]

Originally posted by bmwforumerm3@Jan 4 2005, 09:25 AM
uhhg what a pain in the ass..there isnt really a car....i wanna test it on.
any1 have any suggestions besides dont use it?

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Don't push down on it.
And hold it at an angle when you remove the wax. Keeps the surface temp of the pad down.

And clean the pad off every so often by holding a rounded flatblade screwdriver against it. The swirls are put there mostly by people not cleaning the wax crust off of the pad.

Hope this helps.