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    I took the plunge and just bought a dewalt polisher but the waffle pads from one store (Goodpseed motoring) are something like 20 - 30 bucks a peice!



    Where can I get these pads a little cheaper.



    Showroom -



    The reason why I went there is because AutoInt doesn`t have pictures and I didn`t want to ask you for the EXACT product numbers of the polishing and cutting pads.

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    www.motorhead.net has the 3m waffle pads, the price is depending on the application of the pad.:up
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    Also, you can call Ron at 1-800-543-7156 if you need help with AutoInt stuff. Their products are ment for the professional side of things (no fancy packaging) but work great and are very user friendly. :up
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    If you have a Porter Cable or similiar Random orbital, I highly recommend these:
    Polishing pads for the Porter Cable

    Waxing pads for the PC

    I also highly recommend these babies for the tight area`s, such as bumpers, mirrors, etc.

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    joed,

    Kwik auto body supply in Medford carries the complete line of 3M products including the waffle pads. Not sure where in the Boston area you are but maybe you can get them locally.

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    Do they have an internet site?



    Do I need a special backing plate for the DW849 or can the factory one be used for all the velcro pads I need to purchase?

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    No, unfortunately they do not. When I need something I just stop by on my way home, I`m in that area.

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    The DeWalt does not come with a velcro backing plate, so you will need to purchase one. I have the Meguiars backing plate on my rotary.
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    Umm what`s the thread pattern for this polisher, on Motorhead they offer the:



    5/16

    5/8



    Which one should purchase, aside from that I have three of the 3M waffle pads and two Meguiars cutting pads (red).

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    The DeWalt, and just about all rotary buffers are 5/8.
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    I went on a hunch and bought the 5/8 verison hoping I was right before I got an answer. I just wanted to make sure they ship out my gear today.

 

 

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