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  1. #1

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    Hello all!



    I`ve just purchased a Ryobi 10" Orbital and I don`t know if its a polisher or a buffer.



    I want to use it on my dark green sc400 but i`m afraid it will burn my car.



    From what I understand, a buffer is what the pros use and should not be used like people like me. They run from 1600rpm to 6000rpm. (Please correct me if i`m wrong)



    This Ryobi buffer/polisher says it runs at a standard speed of 3600rpm.



    So i`m guess that I have a polisher, but since it runs at such a high speed, i`m afraid it will burn my paint/clearcoat.



    Any suggestions?



    Thank you very much!

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    sounds like a orbital buffer/polisher....



    It is very hard to burn paint with a orbital since the pad does not spin but kinda makes figure eights.



    I also think the speeds are orbits per minute.

 

 

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