good polisher

[Guest sammy004]

Can anyone please tell me whats a good and cheap polisher/waxer and whats better those that look like grinders or those circular ones

[tint bandit]

If you want cheap and best buck for the bang...Craftman from sears..go to the thread that the subject is "This is for skittles "great for a beginner thats cost means more than longevity!Good for a year if used properly

[Guest sammy004]

how much of an RPM should the polisher be and also what does opm mean. I don't want somthing that will rip thought my paint in like 5 sec.

[tint bandit]

1000to 1700 is all you need to get started...The craftsman is great for weight and learning to glide around corners ect..I start everyone out on them even when someone says I been buffing for 5 years.... Show meeee 50.00 isnt to much to spend to find out if its something you want to get good at also Get good... buy Pro type buffer...use as a training tool in the future and all is well says the buffing Gods

[tint bandit]

orbits or operations per minute ..something to the effect of how many times it shakes rattles or spins per minute