1timtim1

Anybody use that variable speed buffer from Harbor Freight?

Hi/Tek/Vette

it's worth the $29

that's about it

Jim in Mich

Which one? I just got the electronic speed control one with the digital readout because it came with a foam pad. Seems to work fine and when on lowest setting it ramps up to speed. Got a better foam wheel with a finer foam for finishing work and it fits on the velcro pad perfectly. I think the $29 has a cheaper wheel and no foam pad.

1timtim1

Jim in Mich, The 7" red one that's on sale for $49 the same style as porter cable.

Big Duk

the red one's brushes wear out real quick - buy a yellow one!!!!!!

Jim in Mich

They have 2 models, one with a thumbwheel to adjust the speed and no readout and one that has + and - buttons and a digital readout, that's the one I have.

1FUNC5

I use a makita variable 5 speed

ricknyc23

i found waxig by hand was easier

Jewjenk

I brought one of them, it works great.................................ca n't beat the price..

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

If you are considering an orbital buffer for paint care, spend a little more and get a PC-CP, Griots Random Orbital, or Megs buffer. They are all great investments for paint care and will help to clean, polish, and wax. Best part they are all bulletproof and will last quite a long time with very little care. Used with the correct pads and polishes and you will find even harder clearcoats like the Vette can be corrected and lots of additional gloss brought out.

http://www.autogeek.net/bupo.html

peter pan

I have a PC buffer and it works great on our Vettes

redrckt97

I love my Griot's Garage random orbital -- definitely worth every penny of the $129 price - Very well made.

moserbe

That's what I use also.