> Sears has a small automotive catalog that they mail out. They have everything
> you would need for buffing, bodywork etc.
> Steve Harvey
>
> Ben Zech wrote:
>
> > Has anyone purchased a bench buffer?
> > What brand and where do you buy it?
> > What type of buffers do you use?
> > BZ
Ben
You can buy a buffer which is similar to a bench grinder except that a buffer
has
longer side arbors that stick out further. They shoud be all over. Eastwood
automotive catalog shows $190 - 700, Harbor freight has them $90 and up probably
northern tool too. So do most tool supply places. They really range from a
small
one at harbor freight for about $90 up to one with a Baldor motor several HP for
hundreds plus a stand to put it on. I don't remenber where you live but if you
live in a bigger city there may be a sandblast place that has supplies like buff
wheels and the various polishing compounds. Polishing/buffing wheels will cost
from $7-10 each or more and polishing compound varies depending on size of the
product, $5 and up.
If you already have a bench grinder it will work, but the wheels will be closer
to
the motor. You will not have as much working room. I use my bench grinder for
this.
Oh, urls eastwoodco.com
harborfreight.com
Bob
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