I got brand new 7" professional polishers that most of body shops use. It has 11 amp motor and rpm range from 1000 to 3000. Light weight design 8 lb only. PM me if you want one for your detail job $57.

Local pick up $50 or plus shipping.

 

I am sure someone needs it from the locals? Anyone? Bump.

 

no one buffs their own car anymore?

 

That's a nice one, but unless you are very skilled, that one can do much damage to your paint. Most here prefer the Porter Cable orbital type.

 

I see, this one is same as the Snap On. I think yes, round one is easy but you know the orbital function can really hurting your hand after while. Body shops use 7" long handle one and they don't use home owner style. I hope this information helps.

 

you getting these tools from harbor freight?

seem to be selling a lot of tools lately.

 

No, harbor frieght's stuffs has gone down in quality. They used to be good but not anymore on the professional stuff. This polisher is much better quality then harbor frieght and cheaper then snap on's price. I believe i saw one member bought a used snap on polisher from a member for $120. Used one for $120, can you believe that? Just moved in the new apt, lots of box full with MAN's toy. Hee hee.

 

ive never used one of these before, how exactly do you use it? Just turn it on and move it in circles? lol...

 

IS IT variable on the trigger or do you use a dial to adjust the speed...or maybe two speed on the trigger. I am interested. Need more info!

 

Is a dial adjustment on the handle because this way it is safer that you won't increase the speed too fast with the trigger. It has 6 different speed setting on the top of the handle which is directly above the trigger. Let me know if you have more question.

 

moving in circle is the buffing movement, however since the polisher's buffing pad will rotate with its own circle motion therefore you are free to move around on any section that you wish to polish.

 

bump

 

Hey easy on my harbor freight stuff,lol. I had a dewalt buffer and it broke. I bought a 29.00 harbor freight one with the 10.00 two year replacement warranty. Shes still kickin!

 

Like I said if you want to compare D.I.Y product to professional product then is fine with me. Next time when you go change your oil or take your car to service make sure you ask those professionals to see if they buy harbor freight's tools or not. No hard feeling !

 

None taken. I am a professional, thanks