Buffer
Former Vendor
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 14,104
Likes: 244
From: South Florida
If it is one of those big headed buffers (12-13 inches) ---they are best used for wax application and removal. Unfortunately they don't have the power and speed to do any real paint correcting and polishing.
As offered there are several entry level random orbital buffers. All are quite easy to use, wont break the bank, and will help bring your finish back to better than showroom new. Megs, Porter Cable and Griots are great choices. Most move up to the Flex 3401 or Rupes within a year or two. Let us know if we can help !
http://www.autogeek.net/bupo.html
As offered there are several entry level random orbital buffers. All are quite easy to use, wont break the bank, and will help bring your finish back to better than showroom new. Megs, Porter Cable and Griots are great choices. Most move up to the Flex 3401 or Rupes within a year or two. Let us know if we can help !
http://www.autogeek.net/bupo.html
Racer
Joined: Feb 2013
Posts: 452
Likes: 9
From: Dallas Texas
If it is one of those big headed buffers (12-13 inches) ---they are best used for wax application and removal. Unfortunately they don't have the power and speed to do any real paint correcting and polishing.
As offered there are several entry level random orbital buffers. All are quite easy to use, wont break the bank, and will help bring your finish back to better than showroom new. Megs, Porter Cable and Griots are great choices. Most move up to the Flex 3401 or Rupes within a year or two. Let us know if we can help !
http://www.autogeek.net/bupo.html
As offered there are several entry level random orbital buffers. All are quite easy to use, wont break the bank, and will help bring your finish back to better than showroom new. Megs, Porter Cable and Griots are great choices. Most move up to the Flex 3401 or Rupes within a year or two. Let us know if we can help !
http://www.autogeek.net/bupo.html
