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Question: Hi Can some one tell me which one is used for what purpose. WP900, Foam Applicator Bonnet, (2) Wool Polishing Bonnets
Document: When I attempted to remove the bonnet to clean it and maybe use it again, a large chunk of the surface ripped rendering it un-usable. I will never use the wool bonnets because they are very harsh on paint finishes. The buffer ought to come with more than one foam applicator as they are pretty much 1 time use only. If anything, put 1 wool bonnet in the package and 2 foam applicators.
Don't like the applicator bonnet. It's made of foam & fit's really, really tight so it ripped the first time I took it off. There are no paint stores, or auto parts stores that sell applicator bonnets, you have to order from the internet & those were very difficult to find. The buffer wool bonnets have enough wiggle room so they are easily removed. Bottom line, don't like it..should be able to find the bonnets in stores.
The longest of the 7 strips goes right down the middle of the foam "pad" on the WP900 buffer. Than the next 2 shorter strips go on each side of that long one and so on until the pad is covered. (PICS ARE POSTED ABOVE)2.Meguiar's 6.5-Inch Soft Buff Foam Polishing PadThis ^^^ pad then sticks to the velcro hook strips that I stuck to the foam pad on the buffer.Easy on easy off to switch pads.
I used this today to wax my car, and used a microfiber cloth to wipe it off. It's so much better applying wax with the buffer than by hand! As many others said, after I finished I tried taking the foam applicator bonnet off, and it fell apart. I think 6" bonnets are quite easy and cheap to come by, and as I use synthetic wax on car car, I only have to wax it once or twice a year, so this really isn't so much of a problem.
If your just getting into auto detailing as a home consumer, this product isn't bad. The ON/OFF switch is a bit quirky and at times difficult to use if your only using one hand on the buffer and the other holding the cord.The second issue is with the bonnets, the lambswool bonnets that came with the unit both get soiled extremely fast, and basically are good for one use only. The foam applicator pad couldnt get on the buffer without tearing, I never used it.
The unit is awesome! Applicator bonnets work nicely but the polishing bonnet is worthless, it basically falls apart once put it to use and that is even if you can get it on the wax unit without ripping it. Perhaps the polisher bonnet I had was defective but I will probably try and pick up another brand polishing bonnet just to be sure.
This buffer is easy to handle and to use. I purchased the  Chicago Power Tools 39606 5- Inch to 6 Inch , 8 Piece bonnet set touse with it  http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001NPDR74/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_3  . I have used the Black & Decker WP900 6-Inch Random Orbit Waxer/Polisher  withMeguiar's G17216 Ultimate Compound - 15.2 oz.
It did what I needed to do. Be sure to buy some additional  good applicator  and polishing bonnets as well.
The machine worked good for about 2 minutes. Then it started making a strange noise and two minutes later, the foam applicator literally disintegrated splattering wax all over the car, including the plastic and the windshield. It may be the provided applicator was defective, but 2 minutes is ridiculous for a brand new product.
To counteract this I place a new microfiber applicator sponge on the cushion, under the bonnet to build up the cushion. That also causes a small loss of power. These buffers are so budget friendly though, that purchasing  another new one just to maintain peak performance is certainly viable.Don M
Answer: yes