Shine that thang!

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  • Anonymous
    August 14, 2009

    She’s a beaut! White goo in the bucket is automotive polishing compound, or what?

  • Nigel S. Peppercock
    August 14, 2009

    Leash plug? Nuuuuuuu!

  • Anonymous
    August 14, 2009

    The leash is not needed 99% of the time, but when it is family day at the beach, and there are a million 6 year olds on the inside, I don’t want to ding their heads.

  • Anonymous
    August 14, 2009

    Not to mention spoiling the fantasic buff job when the board gets washed up on the beach. How about a compromise: leash loop.

  • Tim
    August 14, 2009

    Nice shine…
    Buffing boards blows, but is essential for some glosscoats. Buffing compund is the most toxic shit out of the whole process & the smell lingers in the room for hours, even with the exhaust fans on. Not to mention the cost…compunds & new buffing pads are pricey. Wear your respirator!
    Live long and prosper ^^^
    Happy Aloha Friday Moondoggies

  • Anonymous
    August 14, 2009

    I wanted a leash loop, but Manny isn’t down for them on Hulls… He likes them on fishes, but not on the hulls.

  • Anonymous
    August 15, 2009

    Wonder what the reasoning is behind that (loops on fishes, plugs on hulls)…

  • Surfy Surfy!
    August 15, 2009

    Tim, the buffing compound I use is waterbased and very mild. I’ve had reps give me samples of stuff that made boards look insane but smelled toxic. Keep it simple and safe I say!

  • Tim
    August 15, 2009

    On a quest for knowledge and longevity JP…
    What is the H20 based buffing compound you use? The stuff I use will burn your eyebrows off.