Anyone use a buffer?
Originally Posted by Chingon
moregrip: Where did you buy that polisher and how much did you pay for it? I want one 
The most I'd pay is $135, tops.
If you can, get the Orbital balanced for a 6" Pad. The 5.5" balanced works just fine, but the 6" balanced works a little better
FYI- Do Not use the Pad that comes in the polisher kit. At the very least, buy some Meguirs Pads, Adam's pads are 2x as good as Meguirs.
My PC with all my pads and polish's came in today but unfortunately I had things come up that are having to take priority for this weekend so I won't get a chance to use it for a few more days. 
Last edited by 2002yroneformula; Jan 15, 2005 at 12:10 AM.
Originally Posted by 2002yroneformula
My PC with all my pads and polish's came in today but unfortunately I had things come up that are having to take priority for this weekend so I won't get a chance to use it for a few more days.
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Originally Posted by VicRed
I picked up my PC at Lowe's for $109.
Took care of my water spot etching
Originally Posted by O3GMC
Same here, and got the pads from http://store.yahoo.com/autopia/son-daspad-kit.html
Took care of my water spot etching
Took care of my water spot etching
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Originally Posted by Todd@ProDyno
Let me PLEASE emphasize that a true buffer like the Dewalt pictured...is made for the experienced only!! Find something to practice on (alot), or stick with orbitals.
it wasn't that hard. i used the dewalt once and it was a piece of cake.
warning though: the more grittier the wax (like rubbing compound), the more the buffer man handles you
