Looking for a lower grade low speed orbital buffer. Anybody got any experience on what brands or specific models I should be looking for? I want something that won't burn my paint so no high speed.

This is going to be used for primarily removing polish/wax. But if it could apply it too that would be great. I don't know the exact theory on which it should be doing but I've been told to use it to remove stuff only.

 

annnybody at all?

 

I use a small 5'' wheel dynabrade brand buffer/polisher to remove paint defect ect. and it works very well

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by leadtrum &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Looking for a lower grade low speed orbital buffer. Anybody got any experience on what brands or specific models I should be looking for? I want something that won't burn my paint so no high speed.

This is going to be used for primarily removing polish/wax. But if it could apply it too that would be great. I don't know the exact theory on which it should be doing but I've been told to use it to remove stuff only.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Porter Cable Random Orbital Buffer/Polisher

 

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Porter Cable Random Orbital Buffer/Polisher


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That thing can do amazing things if you know how to use it right.