Hey Guys

Does anyone know where i can buy a good but cheap orbital buffer, for my car. Prefrably one that you can use foam pads with???


Cheers Fred:biglaughb

hey man, hows it going try a hardware store or some place like that man :redspot

steve:alright

Supercheap Auto

I wouldnt recomend buying a cheap one at all, besides that there is a fine art to buffng cars, its nooooooooo where as easy as it looks. ;)

Originally posted by Beema
I wouldnt recomend buying a cheap one at all, besides that there is a fine art to buffng cars, its nooooooooo where as easy as it looks. ;)

The pads and compounds are more important than the buffer itself. You could ruin your paint using a $1200 buffer and ordinary pads, but have an excellent finish with a $80 buffer and good quality pads etc...
Who here actually uses a buffer? I know i dont :)
But then again, my E30 has 15.5yr old paint on it :buttrock

Originally posted by Beema
I wouldnt recomend buying a cheap one at all, besides that there is a fine art to buffng cars, its nooooooooo where as easy as it looks. ;)

YES! a BIG art to it.. i fucked up part of a few coloumns i was sanding back (not the same, but same priniple)

you might feel as if you're not pressing hard neough.. WELL YOU'RE WRONG!

i'd personally test it out on me mums or dads car first, fuck their paint up and leave the good work to your car :P

Cheers
Ben

I can always lend u my buffer cost me abit...just have to buy your own pads.