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[prNonVtec4u]

I know this is gonna be a dumb question.... but would this set of pads(pads) fit this buffer(buffer )

Please don't mind my stupidity, lol

[aero]

First.. dis is not a word. Please try to use some regular english... i was tempted not post a reply, but oh well.

Second, I dont think that buffer is a DA (dual action). The DA buffers are so much easier to work with, you learn quicker with them. Not to mention, you have much less of a chance of burning the paint or leaving marks on the car with a DA. A good DA that is used in the detailing world is the Porter Cable G100, 7336sp, and 7424. They are all essentially the same. I have a regular polisher that I bought (Not DA), and Im probably not going to use it again since it is very hard to work with, and you just really have to know what you are doing.

So I would search for a DA polisher.

[GSteg]

It should fit.

[TypeG]

i defenatly wouldn't get that buffer unless you have some experience with high speed buffers.

i'd go with this:
http://www.porter-cable.com/index.asp?e=547&p=2805
most any professional will agree that porter cable makes the best orbital buffers.

here is a good place to buy pads:
http://www.lakecountrymfg.com/foampads_var.html

With lake county pads you'd use the yellow cutting pad with the Scratch Remover, white (polishing) or black (waxing/glazing). later.

[NAiL05]

A buffer spins in a circular motion a DA spins in an eliptical motion. Some DA will allow you to lock to where it spins in a circular motion.

[prNonVtec4u]

The thing is that i ALREADY have dat buffer, i've had it for a while... but the question is if the pads will actually fit...

[prNonVtec4u]

^^^bump^^^

[GSteg]

The buffing pad set in the link comes with a backing plate for them so it should work with your buffer.

[prNonVtec4u]

The buffing pad set in the link comes with a backing plate for them so it should work with your buffer.

Alright thnx a lot man