This OK for a DA?
This OK for a DA?

It's a dual action polisher we use to polish granite it work, I basically have these at my expense. It has exchangeable heads so I can take the grinder off and replace with a buffing pad, handles, etc.
It's about 1000-3000 RPM so I was wondering if that was too much for a polisher.
Those look like circular polishers to me. I would be very careful using those, you can burn up your paint pretty easy if you don't know what you are doing. That spins in a circular motion which generates a lot of heat.
That's a Rotary Buffer, A DA is dual action meaning that while it spins the head, the area where it attaches oscillates at the same time. That prevent the heat which can build up with a rotary. I would stay away from the rotary unless you really know what you are doing.
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Well I do polish all types of Rock all day everyday....
I kind of figured it wasn't though, dang, thought I was getting by on this one. I don't plan to do any detailing until Rockpick and I meet up and he teaches me a few things(if ever...lol).
I kind of figured it wasn't though, dang, thought I was getting by on this one. I don't plan to do any detailing until Rockpick and I meet up and he teaches me a few things(if ever...lol).
We'll make it happen some time this summer...
Hey, you don't know anyone over there that needs a stock muffler (full assembly) for a 2004-2008, do you?
If so, I have one that can be had -- very very very cheap.
I just hate to throw this thing away...
Hey, you don't know anyone over there that needs a stock muffler (full assembly) for a 2004-2008, do you?
If so, I have one that can be had -- very very very cheap.
I just hate to throw this thing away...


