What one should I get for buffing/ polishing?
- Thread starter BlackGT97
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QUICKSILVER462
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IF your going to be doing a wet sand/polish get the 6" sander/polisher. I have performed many cut/buffs with mine, very similar to that one pictured.
If you can, get yourself a dual speed or variable speed, it is nice to have a selection of speeds when compounding and/or polishing.
With the 6" one, it is nice because you can put a cutting wheel on it too and cut stuff up, very handy.
I have never used the 10" style for anything, dont even have one.
If you are new to buffing and polishing, make yourself a test sample first and practice, it is nicer to not worry about "F"ing somting up that
you have alot of work into. "BEEN THERE,DONE THAT"
If you can, get yourself a dual speed or variable speed, it is nice to have a selection of speeds when compounding and/or polishing.
With the 6" one, it is nice because you can put a cutting wheel on it too and cut stuff up, very handy.
I have never used the 10" style for anything, dont even have one.
If you are new to buffing and polishing, make yourself a test sample first and practice, it is nicer to not worry about "F"ing somting up that
you have alot of work into. "BEEN THERE,DONE THAT"
Scottydoggs
Killa Bee
do your self a favor and just get the porter cable buffer, here's a link to one of many threads about it.
http://www.grandprixforums.net/pc-7424xp-60771.html
http://www.grandprixforums.net/pc-7424xp-60771.html