Joking
Everyone gets dirty when polishing vacuums.
I use mother's mag, red rouge,green rouge white and blue rouge's.
I have 3 6-8" harbor freight/amazon bench polishers. I have the gator drill attachment. The big boy is my dewalt 18lb variable speed buffer/polisher. It goes from 800 rpms to 36000 rpms. It fits 7-9 inch pads. It has a head that uses Velcro and covers the 9 inch pads. I also have a corded and cordless dremmell tool for small areas.
The dewalt is the top of the line commercial buffer for automobiles. I have to clamp everything down as it's sent the nozzle of a tradition 50 feet. It is variable speed so if something is caught it keeps the same speed. It's very dangerous so I use sparingly.
I use wheels on my bench buffer off Amazon that are a couple dollars a piece. I set up 2 polishers with 4 wheels. I put green rouge on one wheel, red on another, white on the third. The last wheel I don't put anything on it it's a flannel multi ply wheel I paid $12 for.
I use each wheel then the flannel to clean off and get mirror shine.
I also have a few sanders I put different grit on each one if something is scratched. There actually Kirby's turbo sanders.
I find it alot harder to buff older vacuums. I also don't want to scratch them because a 90 year old vacuum your not finding parts for.
