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Porter Cable 7424 for paint. It is not cheap but it is VERY hard to hurt anything with it. Excellent learning curve with this 1. I wouldn't recomend starting with a $20.00 polisher even if you had someone experienced showing you how to use it
if you dont know how to run a high speed buffer correctly(few do) then the porter cable is a great tool. with foam pads theres almost no chance of hurting the paint. polishes and wax depend on your vehical it self is it light or dark does the paint look good already or does it have oxidation on it. are you trying to remove scratches or just making it look better.
Thanks for the advice guys. My paint looks good already, so i was hopeing to use an ordinary buffer for that and just make it look a little better. I was looking to try out the high speed polisher on more forgiving surfaces, like the inside of rims and on my running boards. So you guys are recomending the porter cable unit for both applications (high speed and for buffing paint)? Also, is the porter a dedicated buffer unit, or is it an adapted grinder? Do you guys use the porter to apply and remove wax? If so, which pads do you use when? Sorry I just have alot of questions.lol. Do you guys have a link, or know a model number for this porter cable unit?
Thanks again Brownie. I may have to pick one up as a Christmas gift for myself.lol Also, what kinda setup are your running in your falcon? I have a buddy who has a 408 stroker in his mustang. Aluminum heads(vic jr's), victor intake, and a comp cam(232/240 565/575). The car makes alotta power and burns alotta rubber.hehehe
ill post some pics of it soon along with the specs on it. (got to get the cord to connect the camra to the computer been meaning to get one for alomst a year now lol ) its my chevy eater . i dont get to run it as much as i would like to and its not the most street friendly vehical lol
Heres what I use. The white pad comes with it is used for light polishing. This is the improved version of the porter cable. The lake country pads are great. Orange is a light cut/polish pad, white is polishing, black and blue pad is for glazes and waxes.
This is the machine here http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/uldema.html
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