$25 orbital polisher at autozone
#1
$25 orbital polisher at autozone
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...er=830752_0_0_
there's no picture on the link but anyone have any info on it? i was always under the impression these sort of buffers/polishers were a bit pricier..
anyone have a recommendation for a <$100 buffer?
there's no picture on the link but anyone have any info on it? i was always under the impression these sort of buffers/polishers were a bit pricier..
anyone have a recommendation for a <$100 buffer?
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#4
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...er=830752_0_0_
there's no picture on the link but anyone have any info on it? i was always under the impression these sort of buffers/polishers were a bit pricier..
anyone have a recommendation for a <$100 buffer?
there's no picture on the link but anyone have any info on it? i was always under the impression these sort of buffers/polishers were a bit pricier..
anyone have a recommendation for a <$100 buffer?
http://www.autogeek.net/porter-cable-7424xp.html
#7
I just bite the bullet on a Flex
http://www.autogeek.net/flex-orbital-polisher.html
I read it's top notch. I figured This will probably last a lifetime so it was an investment. German quality, and I hear its very forgiving for new users.
http://www.autogeek.net/flex-orbital-polisher.html
I read it's top notch. I figured This will probably last a lifetime so it was an investment. German quality, and I hear its very forgiving for new users.
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#8
The cheap random orbits like the one from auto-zone will give you a hand-quality polish with a lot less work on your part, but they're too big to get in a lot of cracks, so you'll still need to spend some time applying the product by hand. They are no replacement for a dual-action like the PC, but they're still useful in their own right, especially if you're not looking to step into the "professional" line of products.
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#10
The cheap ones worked great for me so far. I took car of the paint the 1st day I got it so I never really needed any major detailing work.
http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/4259/sdc11988.jpg
http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/4259/sdc11988.jpg
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#15
Kinda pricey on the buffers imo. Amazon has the PC 7424xp for $119 w/ free shipping, while they total out to $160 shipped.