Best Polisher ???

[Ron61]

I have one that I got from Griots Garage a few years ago along with the different compounds and polishes. It is a random orbit type and I used it once and put it away as I am just not good with paint. Always have this fear of burning through with a power buffer of any kind. I should sell the whole kit to a friend of mine that wants it as I will never use it again. But it does seem like a good one and he shows his cars and he said it was a very good one with all the different pads and such.


Ron

[Silverback51]

Originally Posted by Ron61

I have one that I got from Griots Garage a few years ago along with the different compounds and polishes. It is a random orbit type and I used it once and put it away as I am just not good with paint. Always have this fear of burning through with a power buffer of any kind. I should sell the whole kit to a friend of mine that wants it as I will never use it again. But it does seem like a good one and he shows his cars and he said it was a very good one with all the different pads and such.


Ron

I have that same kit Ron and love it. And trust me, the only way you could damage the paint with that setup is if you stuck sandpaper on the buffing wheels.

[Ron61]

I know that is what it says in the book and all of the instructions, but I still have this hang up about it. I guess maybe from long ago when I used a constant speed one and burned through the paint along one of the lines they used to put in the sides of the older cars. It seems to be a very good kit and everything seems to work great. I really liked the clay and that remover as I had a car that was covered with over spray from a darn painting job on a building a block away and it felt like sandpaper. I decided since it was messed up anyway I would use the clay and see what happened and it came out as slick and smooth as you could want.

Ron