Rotary Buffers versus Random Orbital Polishers
May 15, 2006 · Unlike a rotary buffer however, Random, Orbital Polishers are much safer and dramatically less likely to instill swirls or burn-through the paint for a number of different reasons including the slower speed of the rotating action, the buffering-effect the oscillating action provides, and in the case of some random orbital polishers, the drive ...
How to use an orbital buffer with Ultimate Compound?
Jul 28, 2009 · Orbital buffer is only slower, bigger, and less manoeuvrable. They are similar, but the primary difference is power. A Fiat Grande Punto and a Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano are similar in that they have 4 tires, a steering wheel and an internal combustion engine.
Orbital Polisher vs Dual-Action Polisher - Car Care Forums: …
Mar 2, 2007 · Re: Orbital Polisher vs Dual-Action Polisher to MOL Daniel. If I'm not mistaken, Indonesia has 230V power. That means you can't use a G100 unless you also get a voltage converter (transformer) too. The other option would be to …
Rotary Buffer vs DA Polisher vs Traditional Orbital Buffer
Jun 14, 2004 · Orbital buffers, offer the safe oscillating-action that Meguiar's G-100 Dual-Action Polisher uses, the primary difference being one of size and design. Traditional Orbital buffers are typically larger than the G-100 and typically have two handles on …
Coleman 6" Orbital polisher - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online
Dec 28, 2004 · What I noticed from my PC random orbital sander/buffer that looks like what you have is that while it's rated at twice the speed of the 7224/G-100, the range of motion is a lot smaller so it can't possibly work as well for polishing/buffing.
Meguiar's Cordless Orbital Polisher Buffer
Jun 1, 2010 · Re: Meguiar's Cordless Orbital Polisher Buffer Just saw this thread. I have one that looks exactly the same, but it's under the brand of some Chinese manufacturer called Power Plus. You can't polish anything with it because of its low power that causes the pad to stop rotating under any pressure, but you can apply wax pretty fast with it.
Ultimate Compound scratch removal - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's …
Feb 7, 2022 · Would the microfiber cutting pad be more aggressive than the wool pad? I though it was the other way around? If I was to switch to an orbital polisher would that make a difference in terms of aggresiveness. I am mostly afraid of burning through the paint as I am rather new to the whole cutting and polishing game.
D/A Polisher Basics w/ Meguiar's MT300 Dual Action Polisher
Jun 21, 2021 · This article will highlight the basics to getting started with a Dual Action Polisher machine. Many of the techniques described in this article will apply to most any Random Orbital Dual Action Polisher Machine. For this article we will be using Meguiar's MT300, Meguiar's Soft Buff D/A Foam Discs, & Meguiar's Ultimate Compound, Polish, and Wax.
Waxing using buffer/polisher machine? - Car Care Forums: …
Jan 21, 2014 · Re: Waxing using buffer/polisher machine? 1. It would be nice to use a proper liquid/paste wax 3-4 times a year. And then use one of the spray waxes, like UQW, after each wash or while drying. 2. Buffing or Polishing usually means removing swirls, light scratches, etc from the paint. A new car can easily get those. 3. Sure. 4. Protectant just ...
Question about "palm polisher" - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online
Jun 27, 2011 · Re: Question about "palm polisher" If it is a random orbital polisher, it should be ok. You don't need the G110 unless you need major paint correction, which is unlikely with a new car. I have used a six inch orbital polisher on my new black car since day one, and it is great for applying polish (ColorX) . Saves the elbow.