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its classified as a sander it is in the tool dept at lowes.[TxCobrA98 said:]
where did you guys get these at? Lowes nor Home Depot had a buffers.. okay sorry, each store had 1 buffer....
its classified as a sander it is in the tool dept at lowes.[TxCobrA98 said:]
where did you guys get these at? Lowes nor Home Depot had a buffers.. okay sorry, each store had 1 buffer....
scarface said:its classified as a sander it is in the tool dept at lowes.[TxCobrA98 said:]
where did you guys get these at? Lowes nor Home Depot had a buffers.. okay sorry, each store had 1 buffer....
[TxCobrA98 said:]
scarface said:its classified as a sander it is in the tool dept at lowes.[TxCobrA98 said:]
where did you guys get these at? Lowes nor Home Depot had a buffers.. okay sorry, each store had 1 buffer....
you know i saw Porter Cable sanders and didn't bother looking at them. i even thought that they may be classified as a sander.. so do you just put on a buffing pad? because i saw porter cable ORBITAL SANDERS at both places....
Dalamar said:Yes!
you guys know that Justang has these pads and waxes and all that good stuff for a discount to members - right?
I've got stuff from him 3x and his prices are good and delivery is just a few days.
Just a FYI
95Boss said:Orbital buffers scare the shit out of me. In the hands of a pro, they are the greatest, but in the hands of the untrained (like me), they can be dangerous. I prefer an applicator pad and a good old terry towel.
SRT Handz said:95Boss said:Orbital buffers scare the shit out of me. In the hands of a pro, they are the greatest, but in the hands of the untrained (like me), they can be dangerous. I prefer an applicator pad and a good old terry towel.
orbital buffers cant hurt paint unless you are a true dumbass. :rollinglaugh:
High speed buffers are what you need to be scared of.