- 1). Secure a buffing pad to the power buffer. Depending on the model of the buffer, the pad will mount with either a hook-and-loop system or spring clips located on the rear side of the buffer-backing pad.
- 2). Pour buffing compound or wax on the buffing pad.
- 3). Wipe the pad on the surface of the vehicle to spread the compound on the paint. Pull the trigger to start the power buffer. Move the power buffer in a circular motion across a 24-inch section of the vehicle, keeping the buffer moving continually to avoid burning the vehicle's paint.
- 4). Wipe the compound residue from the vehicle with a clean rag.
- 5). Apply additional compound to the buffing wheel. Repeat the procedure to buff the rest of the painted surface of the vehicle.
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