I use the Sears UFO with a lambs wool bonnet and Meguires Speed Glaze. It's
fast
and brings out a nice shine. It will not do real buffing, like with a
professional level machine, but then there is almost no danger of burning
through
the paint.
JNiolon@uss.com wrote:
> I'm considering buying a buffer to keep my rides looking better. My arm is
> getting old and tired.
>
> I see the orbital UFO looking Sears type and the generic grinder types and
> 17 different types of bonnets...
>
> Questions...
>
> who makes the best ??
>
> I assume like other electrical tools...higher amperage motors are better
>
> Is rpm really important as long as you in the 1000-2000 range ???
>
> What about "oscillations" per minute...???
>
> somebody please explain what all the bonnets are for... terry cloth,
> lambs wool, applicator ????
>
> thanks
>
> bufferly challanged John
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