Mothers powerball
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2LOUD4U
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i have it im not a big fan it rips after a wile i just bought a cone shaped one from autogeek, it came with 2 cones and a couple bonnets i like that one alot more
We have been selling the Chemical Guys Ball Buster and everyone who has purchased it has come back and indicated it worked better than all the others they have tried. I have used it as well and actually prefer using it than the cone style as all the cone versions seem to be made with a different material and appear to be a cheaper version (caveat - I have not put my hands on the Autogeek version.
Additionally, we are selling the CG Ball Buster for nearly 50% right now.
Additionally, we are selling the CG Ball Buster for nearly 50% right now.
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tx07tahoe
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My uncle has a powerball and he uses it on his Ridgeline and he hasnt had any problems. But I bought a mini and didnt like it.
Bought a mini this weekend along with some mothers mag polish. Worked more than fine for my polished wheels which took a beating over the winter with salt/sand everywhere.
No signs of wear, red dust, etc. Just took it apart and washed it with liquid dish soap and water, put it up to dry. If it only lasts for 4 uses before I have to pitch it, that'd be just fine. I'm done polishing anything as large as wheels by hand. Just not worth the time vs. spending a few bucks.
No signs of wear, red dust, etc. Just took it apart and washed it with liquid dish soap and water, put it up to dry. If it only lasts for 4 uses before I have to pitch it, that'd be just fine. I'm done polishing anything as large as wheels by hand. Just not worth the time vs. spending a few bucks.
