Should I use this buffer?
08-09-2006, 10:49 PM
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Should I use this buffer? I got it basically for free from a friend, but is it junk or what? It is a hell of a lot better price than the Porter Cable! 
I'm just concerned about the quality of it; is it any good? Where can I buy pads locally and what pads do I need to polish and wax?
I'm just concerned about the quality of it; is it any good? Where can I buy pads locally and what pads do I need to polish and wax? 
08-10-2006, 07:36 AM
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I have one. It really shines at waxing (if you'll pardon the pun). Makes it quick and easy.
But it really isn't the equal of the PC. No way. I have one of those, too.
But it really isn't the equal of the PC. No way. I have one of those, too.
08-10-2006, 07:53 AM
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make sure you use foam pads no wool pads as shown in picture..use 3m rubbing compound Part # 05973 for your first step this is for scratches and **** in the paint dont use this step if your paint looks nice already...2nd step is foam pad polishing glaze part #05996 also by 3m... or as I said if paint looks nice do this step and then wax car after....