SpoiledMan
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Anyone know where to find one? I need one for headlight repair.
2.75 inch DA backing plate?
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here is the best I could find
a 2.75" rotary and an adapter
(use at your own risk, I would drill and pin them together)
Spot Buffs Pads & Acessories
a 2.75" rotary and an adapter
(use at your own risk, I would drill and pin them together)
Spot Buffs Pads & Acessories
Here's another source for your consideration.
Backing Plates
I don't know who the owner is but he is one heck of a guy. I bought some of his pads a while ago (larger ones) and he emailed me at 2 oclock in the morning explaining how he packaged them up and shipped them out. The best service in the whole world, and if I could ever find out who he was, I'd name my next born after him, he's that good. They arrived super fast too. In perfect condition. OK, I'll stop, it's getting a tad thick.
-John C.
Backing Plates
I don't know who the owner is but he is one heck of a guy. I bought some of his pads a while ago (larger ones) and he emailed me at 2 oclock in the morning explaining how he packaged them up and shipped them out. The best service in the whole world, and if I could ever find out who he was, I'd name my next born after him, he's that good. They arrived super fast too. In perfect condition. OK, I'll stop, it's getting a tad thick.
-John C.
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BigJimZ28 said:
I use a similar BP that attaches the same way (comes with the SM arnold spot buff kit). I wouldn't run it over 5 and I would also watch that it doesn't come "loose."
Typically, I just attach said BP to the rotary and use that for headlight polishing....
a.k.a. Patrick
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Cordless drill attachment BP?
SpoiledMan
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It wont be run over "2" as I'm using it to take on the sanding duties. The polishing will be done by rotary.
I got killer results over the weekend doing this by hand. Machine will make it not only more profitable but yield better results.
I got killer results over the weekend doing this by hand. Machine will make it not only more profitable but yield better results.
SpoiledMan
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a.k.a. Patrick said:
That wont work for me. I need something for the DA. I don't want to carry a drill and think the DA will be safer as well.
SpoiledMan
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Unfortunately anything larger than the sanding pad wont work in the instance. When it gets down to the finishing steps of sanding it's likely that the "hooks" on the BP will scratch the plastic lenses.
sneek
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2-3/4 BP + DA adapter
SpoiledMan
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Yep, that what it looks like.
a.k.a. Patrick
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Amigo, I may have one of the older 2.75's.......M A Y .........its gonna cost you a rotary lesson though...........
SpoiledMan
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It's a DA BP? Call me sometime today and we'll talk about it.
a.k.a. Patrick
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D.A. Let me get my nonsense out of the way, then I will call ya......