Cheap Orbitals

TexasTechC-6 · 12-08-04, 07:00

Hi guys,

I am thinking about getting an orbital but I'm not sure how much I will be actually using it. I do have a '90 Blazer that is highly oxidized but repairable, I think. After I get that cleaned up and my black cavalier cleaned up and AIO'd....I really don't see myself using it that mutch. Will the $14 buffers "get the job done" ? Trust me, I like nice stuff but will the cheap buffer get me taken care of? Just curious! By the way...my vette goes from my garage at home to the garage at work.....I am very anal about what touches my paint and I expect to not need to use the orbital much on it.

MongooseGA · 12-08-04, 07:02

Probably not. I just don't think they can make enough power to dot hat kind of work.

Congrads on the C6 though!

TexasTechC-6 · 12-08-04, 07:11

Thanks!

Scottwax · 12-08-04, 08:29

It is well worth getting a PC. Wide variety of pads available and they are very safe for your paint.

googledude · 12-10-04, 09:31

There are some heavy duty orbitals out there, but once you get into that price range you might as well buy a PC because it will do a much better job.