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[cobraviper_99]

Glad that my recommendation of Mr. Buffer worked out for you. I have a friend who owns a truck repair shop, tried Mr. Buffer on the wheels on his Ford Lightning and contacted the Mr. Buffer folks to become a dealer. BTW, I had the stacks on my Webers professionally polished last summer before I discovered Mr. Buffer. They looked great when the polishing shop finished them, but after I hit them by hand with MB, they looked incredible. There are lots of good products out there and had good success with Meguiars Hot Rims on all my polished metal but Mr. Buffer blows it away.

[cobra de capell]

Originally Posted by cobraviper_99

Glad that my recommendation of Mr. Buffer worked out for you. I have a friend who owns a truck repair shop, tried Mr. Buffer on the wheels on his Ford Lightning and contacted the Mr. Buffer folks to become a dealer. BTW, I had the stacks on my Webers professionally polished last summer before I discovered Mr. Buffer. They looked great when the polishing shop finished them, but after I hit them by hand with MB, they looked incredible. There are lots of good products out there and had good success with Meguiars Hot Rims on all my polished metal but Mr. Buffer blows it away.

I've purchased 'all' the products for polishing off the shelf and a few online - nothing compares, nothing. Thanks.

It's so cool to end up having a WOW moment - they don't come around that often.

[ERA Chas]

Originally Posted by cobraviper_99

Glad that my recommendation of Mr. Buffer worked out for you. I have a friend who owns a truck repair shop, tried Mr. Buffer on the wheels on his Ford Lightning and contacted the Mr. Buffer folks to become a dealer. BTW, I had the stacks on my Webers professionally polished last summer before I discovered Mr. Buffer. They looked great when the polishing shop finished them, but after I hit them by hand with MB, they looked incredible. There are lots of good products out there and had good success with Meguiars Hot Rims on all my polished metal but Mr. Buffer blows it away.

AMEN TO MR BUFFER TOO!

Bill,
I have to echo de capell's rave. Just got my order of MB and putzed around with it on gas cap, expansion tank and about a 2" stripe on my already immaculate (done w/Mothers and PB) Halibrands. Everything is t!ts.

Just hand rubbed and removed w/cloth. Awesome. There's a clearly brighter stripe on the wheel and it has that brilliant, 'hard' shine I've been looking for.
Many thanks for a great recommendation.

Don't see you on TV lately, go back to NHRA. Where you workin? No offence to Dave Reiff(sp?) but I'd rather see you. You doing the IHRA coverage?

[FUNFER2]

I haven't tried this product yet but, I will. Most people I talk to about "Zoop Seal is great.
http://www.zoops.com/zoopseal.asp

I talked to one guy today that said he polished his parts, applied zoops and has not polished them in 6 years. I'll see what happens.
Has anyone else tried this product ?

[cobraviper_99]

Yeh, Mr. Buffer is a keeper. Everyone should try it at least once and I think they'll never go back to anything else. I don't have any stake in the company but I wish I did.

Haven't been on the NHRA crew since the end of 2004. Needed a lighter travel schedule and more time at home. I did the Champ Car World Series in 2006 and 2007 before the big merger with IRL. I'm very busy with collector car auctions now. Have done Russo & Steele for the past two years on ESPN2 and am doing the Mecum Muscle Car auctions this year on Discovery HD Theater. Thanks for the kind words. Dave Rieff is a bud and I miss working with him but I have no complaints.