Buffering tool

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Black Hawk

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Greetings fellow autopians I am new to this site as I am also to proper auto care and was wondering if this would be a proper buffering tool. :confused: Here are two links.



http://www.autopn.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=60&idproduct=20403

http://www.vectormfg.com/site2/vectormfg/product_info.php?products_id=359



The products that I will be using this with are Final Polish II, Finishing Touch Glaze and FMJ from the Menzerna line.



My car is a red 1999 Pontiac Trans-Am WS6 so it will be a little tricky polishing the ram-air hood and the rear spoiler area.



P.S. any tips you might have for me are more than welcome!:)
 
Neither! ;)

you want a Porter Cable 7274. - do a search "PC Porter Cable" you will get all the info on why you shouldn't buy what you suggested and all the info on why you should buy a PC



tip - search is your friend! i luv search! :D:D



and welcome to autopia!
 
I had already searched around an pretty much saw that the 7274 PC was the best, but money wise I can only afford the vector buffer which is sold at the local PEP boys for $40 :( . I was only trying to get some feedback on the vector buffer, or should I just polish by hand until until I have gatherd enough money for the 7274? :confused:



Thanks for the answers anyway:)



Also any Trans-Am owners got any tips as to the best way to polish the ram-air hood and the rear spoiler area?:)
 
Ya You need to buck up and get the PC use 4 inch pads you'll never get anywhere with that big 10 inch buffer.



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Oh ya the spoiler area.. get a good wax and cover it up me and a PRO came up with the same thing either take it off them buff or cover it the best you can..
 
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