can this this stuf be used with an orbital buffer?
1302417
Whilst I have not tried it I cannot see any reason why not. After all hand rubbing is similar to orbital buffing. Only difference is reduced effort with an orbital buffer. Should get an excellent result!
456455
If you get used to the fact that it has offset from pointer and use a large zoom it is possible. But it is not super easy :)
340597
As long as you have a Makita (or similar) orbital buffer, it's a top shelf product. For hand or polisher, it's useless.This is used with a coarser (cutting) pad...the brick red Maguires.....this will remove light scratches and watermarks. You have to work the product at 1000rpm or better because it takes heat to work correctly. I follow this with a(maguires)light yellow pad and #205 Polish. On a black (or any strong colored car) I finish with a black pad (finishing or jeweling) and "Ultimate Polish". A nice synthetic wax finish will protect all your work. You won't believe the results. Hope I helped As long as you have a Makita (or similar) orbital buffer, it's a top shelf product. For hand or polisher, it's useless.This is used with a coarser (cutting) pad...the brick red Maguires.....this will remove light scratches and watermarks. You have to work the product at 1000rpm or better because it takes heat to work correctly. I follow this with a(maguires)light yellow pad and #205 Polish. On a black (or any strong colored car) I finish with a black pad (finishing or jeweling) and "Ultimate Polish". A nice synthetic wax finish will protect all your work. You won't believe the... » Read More As long as you have a Makita (or similar) orbital buffer, it's a top shelf product. For hand or polisher, it's useless.This is used with a coarser (cutting) pad...the brick red Maguires.....this will remove light scratches and watermarks. You have to work the product at 1000rpm or better because it takes heat to work correctly. I follow this with a(maguires)light yellow pad and #205 Polish. On a black (or any strong colored car) I finish with a black pad (finishing or jeweling) and "Ultimate Polish". A nice synthetic wax finish will protect all your work. You won't believe the results. Hope I helped « Show Less
1361809
I don't see why not. I just did my car by hand for the exercise. The buffer would definitely make the job easier.
1289168
You can do it but you wouldn't really gain anything by doing so since the actual exit diameter of the of the rear port wouldn't allow you to use the full diameter of the 2" eyepieces.
1790182
I am not sure. I would say no because this is metric threads on both ends. I hope this helps.
505814
Yes, but check what speed you have in there already if you are adding memory to existing Buffered is slower than unbuffered but usually more sticks can be used. Dont think you can mix Buffered/UInbuffered but may be wrong:) Hope that helps a little:)
1497354
I did use this originally for this purpose. It take a little bit of testing but it will work. However, I'm a little old school and couldn't stand not being involved. So went back to the space bar.
886912
I've used this buffer without any problems due to vibration. I guess it would depend on how long you use it. I do like the way it works. You don't need a lot of pressureand it won't "burn" the paint.
955375
Probably. But it depends on the current drive capability of the control unit. Ask Orbit, they were good about answering a question I had.
2146695
There is a threaded hole. I use a Skil buffer so not sure of the size match up
2093834
You can use a buffer or do it by hand. My RV had sat outside for 10 years and was seriously dull. An application of this product has lasted a year and my rig still has a decent shine. This stuff works great!
1049570
I sent the Orbit back because I thought it was over priced junk. You can easily make your own with PVC and the misters are sold at Home Depot.I did not use a pump, mine was used with a hose connection and worked very well for a lot less money.
1462772
Not really sure. The only concern I'd have is there a minimum water pressure. You might check with orbit.com to find out.
2283080
No. I think I tried that once and found that the eyelet line holes were too small.
884519
Barbara, I can't really say if it could. I tried to use it for another application and it did not work.
734809
Man I'm sorry to hear that. If the key scratch goes through the clear coat I don't think this will help. This is for the spider webs and swirls you see in the sun in your paint. I don't know if you have a buffer but I would start with a more aggressive polish (V34 or V36?) on the orbital and work your way up. If you don't have a machine find a detailer. It would probable be cheaper that way and he will do it right.