hey intel, or anybody else that can help me, how good is this buffer? anything to watchout for when doing my old truck? My sister got it for me for christmas. its only one speed, came with 2 different bonnets. i wouldn't have bought it myself, but since she got it for me, i might as well use it. but i'm NEVER gonna use it on the HD just for my worktruck and like when i wax my mom's car or whatever.

any tips when using it or whatever? thanks

 

Hey Harley#356. Nice! AC Delco is a good quality name brand buffer. I got a buffer for Christmas too. It's called MVP Superline 10" with shock absorption. Don't know much about buffers, so I don't know if it's any good or not. Maybe Intel can help us out.

 

O.M.G. !!! your going to use and AC DELCO product!!! Chevy lover!! hehh hehh.....

 

so ACdelco is chevy huh? maybe i'll have to repaint it and maybe put some hand painted pinstriped flames on it or something
i think my sister got it at kmart. that tells ya right there top quality
but hey, its good enough for the work truck and beater. lol

 

Harley#356,

IMHO, the single speed 10" buffers are OK at best. The large size makes it difficult to get at many places on the panels. Also, the cotton bonnets, and the foam bonnets that are available for the 10" leave a lot to be desired.

On the other hand, if used on a Chevy................ they are just fine!

 

well it'lll be getting used on a 90 buick, 97 hyundai accent, and a 85 F150, so i figure its good enough for that.

plus, the buick is like a box, so the big buffer shouldn't be too much of a problem with that, and the hyundai is so small, the buffer is probably bigger than some panels on that car so it shouldn't take me long to do that one either

 

Harley#356,

All the vehicles you've mentioned are better than a chevy, so you may want to re-consider!

 

Sorry, been out of town.

I wouldn't use it on your truck but for other people's vehicles, then it is fine

 

works for me