I remember thinking when I was young – boy was that a long time ago – that I could do a great job waxing my father’s car by attaching wool a pad to a sanding attachment on his power drill.
Boy was I wrong. I quickly burrowed into the paint and was staring at primer before I could figure out how to unlock the trigger on the drill. But now Mother’s wax has figured out how to harness the power of a drill to give a professional shine without damaging the paint.
Their new PowerBall 4Paint lets you polish, wax, or both, with the help of hundreds of twirling foam fingers spinning at the end of your variable-speed drill.
Its soft, pliable design promises to make short work of contoured edges, curves and other hard to reach areas such as door handles, spoilers and curved, aerodynamic bumpers.
Simply attach the PowerBall 4Paint to your drill, position the crown of the ball upwards and pour a small amount of your favorite Mothers polish, glaze, wax or one-step cleaner wax onto the foam.
Set your drill speed to "low" and rest the ball on the paint's surface. Using just the weight of the drill, start slowly and the PowerBall 4Paint glides gently and almost effortlessly across the finish. Let the wax product haze and remove as directed.
The end result is more thorough and even coverage in less time and with less effort than applying by hand.
These features make the PowerBall 4Paint a versatile paint polishing and waxing tool that provides an affordable, easy-to-use and efficient way to get a professional quality finish at home. It's washable, reusable and reversible, too.
PowerBall 4Paint is the latest product in the Mothers PowerBall line, and includes everything you need to give your ride a great shine -- the polishing tool, storage case and a 4 oz. bottle of FX SynWax.
For information on all of these products: go to www.mothers.com
You’ll also find a host of car care tips in the online Mothers Detail Guide at www.detailguide.com and the Wax Forum at www.waxforum.com .
You can check out a demo video of the PowerBall 4Paint in action featuring automotive designer Chip Foose, at www.motherspowerball.com.
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