craftsman buffer
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craftsman buffer
I bought the 7" craftsman buffer yesterday and some meguiars gold class liquid wax... fucking amazing compared to doing it by hand... so much more even/ easier. the one i got was on sale 30 from 50, and i got the 4$ 2 year replacement for it. Excellent purchase, i would reccomend it for anyone who likes there car shiney and their arm in tact.
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Sooooo, let's see the car.
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Funny I was just thinking about buying a buffer yesterday instead of taking it to a detailer. I know nothing about buying/using one and was going to cruise the wash/wax section here.
Nice shine BTW.
Nice shine BTW.
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The detailing places use a Porter Cable buffer I believe that's over $200.
Originally Posted by tacho
Funny I was just thinking about buying a buffer yesterday instead of taking it to a detailer. I know nothing about buying/using one and was going to cruise the wash/wax section here.
Nice shine BTW.
Nice shine BTW.
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Originally Posted by Dan3952
The detailing places use a Porter Cable buffer I believe that's over $200.
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Just bought the only PC 7424 brand new on Ebay - 124 including shipping/ins. Couldn't find it locally and online it ran 129-150 + shipping.
It's supposed to be one of the best. Guess I'll be busy...
It's supposed to be one of the best. Guess I'll be busy...
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