Random Orbital question.

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AutoFreak615

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i notice that you guys almost swear by your PC's but my question is, are all random orbital buffers the same? why is the PC so prefered? i recently saw a Black and Decker random orbital for like $40. how would that compare to the PC? thanks.
 
The PC is FAR superior to the other buffers from Pep Boys and stuff. I used my PC for the first time last weekend after making due with a Craftsman buffer for a few years. The Craftsman served me well because I didn't know any better, but the PC makes it look like a toy.



The speed and power of the PC are really nice as is the variety of pads for the PC. With the Craftsman I was pretty much stuck with whatever type of foam the auto parts store had. The PC opens up a much larger world.. Several abrasive levels of foam, ease of use of the backing plate (no silly bonnets that I'd tear when putting on), and I picked up a carpet brush to help me on the interior.



I'd say save your pennies for a PC.
 
There are lots of buffers for sale, the advantage of the PC is that it is an effective tool for polishing paint and it is very easy to use
 
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