Where to get a polisher?

[Capone]

For all you d-i-y polishers, what grinder/buffer do you use? Where did ya get it/wheres a good place to find one?

[Wallrat]

Harbor Freight!

[korndawg]

I got a 6 inch buffer from sears for about $100

[Wallrat]

I got the green buffer/grinder on sale for $70.

 

 

LINK

[Polish]

this might sound OLD FASHION.......and ill prob get ragged on..........But I polished each indavidual part with mothers polish and a tooth brush............I then used a soft rag to work in the polish.........and finally used a different clean rag to buff it..........it took a lot of time.........but my frame was getting worked on so i had plenty of time.......and it looks

 

 

to answer your question..........harbor freight..........

Edited March 27, 2006 by Polish

[Wallrat]

I polished each indavidual part with mothers polish and a tooth brush

 

 

Ouch dude.

[420 RACING]

Harbor Freight!

492792[/snapback]

Yup I have the same one!!!

It's great to have around, for polishing the goodies.. Cheap and works very good

[No Limit Powersports]

Caswell

 

They will hook you up with everything you need

[Capone]

bansh, I found caswell right after making this post. Definately who I'll be ordering from, thx guys.

[ClimbAnyHill]

For all you d-i-y polishers, what grinder/buffer do you use? Where did ya get it/wheres a good place to find one?

 

 

I used Nevr Dull on the Toomey's & ITP's. Cordless drill, the POWERBALL [highly recommend] adapts right into the drill. Glass reflection 2 minutes!!

[awesomeame]

i use a porter-cable variable speed/random orbit buffer/polisher. works great, i used it on my vette no problems. i think it ran about $250. most hardware type stores carry them.

 

--matt