Hi all,
I am considering purchasing an electric buffer polisher, the self-justification being after all the washing, clay bar cleaning and wiping, I'll be so knackered that my Karate Kid stylee 'wax on-wax off' will be lacklustre...
I haven't found any good reviews for these handy machines, either cordless or mains, so has anyone here got an electric buffer they'd recommend?
Many thanks, Shane
Electric buffing advice
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Surfmogger
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Electric buffing advice
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Alan Pearse
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Re: Electric buffing advice
just recently bought a mains buffer from B & Q it's there own brand make 'Torqe' around £23.00 have used it with rubbing compound and Autoglym wax very happy with results
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