Hey guys I am looking to find the best drill buffer for buffing the wax from the car.

What do you guys think is the best? And how often do you need to change them?

 

Your hand...drill "buffer" for the lose.

 

That has nothing to do with the question I asked dose it? I did not ask whats better hand buff or drill did I? Or you just cant read can you....

When you wax over 20 cars a day let me know when you find someone that can wax that fast with 2 cotes each car....

p.s sorry I'm grumpy right now didn't get my test pipe today or my intake UPS sux

 

i dont think it is wise- i would rather get a specified buffer and remember to change the pad for each job.,

 

powerball

 

^ yup

 

You're absolutely right....I gave a useless response, not gonna deny it . I was in "let's be a ******* to this dude because I hate when people use that crap" mode .

Why not play it safe, purchase a porter cable 7424, 6" finishing foam pad, some microfiber "sleeves", and go to town that way? Initial cost of about $250, but if you're waxing 20 cars a day....negligable start up cost! With added safety for the customer's paint!

UPS does suck...Fedex ftw .

 

powerball on your paint? lol

 

I was gonna say...

 

Looks like ill invest in that but found a new kit with pads and all the crap I need for like 150 new or a little bit more on ebay

 

get random orbital 6" buffer..

Im experincer detailer for 6+ years.. I use rotary and random orbital buffer..
for beginer use random orbital 6" buffer from porter cable 7424...

I like Meguiars, Zaino, Poor boy wax stuff..

http://www.autogeek.net/bupo.html

 

is it going on your paint or the 20 cars aday...the powerball lasts long and is really easy...haha i used it on my jeep once

 

Definitely pick up the pc7424. It will be your new best friend. Also, there is endless knowledge over at www.autopia.org.