What's the Best Car Buffer???
04-08-2003, 01:39 AM
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Re: What's the Best Car Buffer???
Originally posted by PimpD@ddy
If you were to buy a car buffer what is the BEST 1 to buy?
Thanks,
Jim
If you were to buy a car buffer what is the BEST 1 to buy?
Thanks,
Jim
results with!!
The first one uses a circular motion with very little cloth actually
touching the paint!!!!! NO SWIRLS!!!!
The second one uses much more surface area to get more done
faster!!!! SAVES TIME!!!
The third one has FOUR buffers on the paint at the same time!!!!
Very efficient and leaves a very SMOOTH finish on your paint!!!
Here are the pics of all three in order!!!
04-08-2003, 05:38 AM
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nice work rolie 
oh, and i have the pimpdaddy machine. it's a polished snap-on variable speed 7" buffer.
a little different than an orbital
oh, and i have the pimpdaddy machine. it's a polished snap-on variable speed 7" buffer.
a little different than an orbital
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Go to www.coastaltool.com and order the Porter Cable 7424 Without a doubt the best home use orbital out there. Will run you around $100. I have it and I love it. Coastal has the best prices around. Don't buy from Griot's or Meguiars. All they do is mark up the price of the PC.
04-08-2003, 07:58 AM
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Originally posted by paulff3
yes, you are a Maguiars freak. You must have purchased a collection, no?
yes, you are a Maguiars freak. You must have purchased a collection, no?
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeYEAP.
..just what I needed..
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Porter Cable according to www.autopia.org
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