Has Anyone Tried A BuffPro Buffer?

[MonacoMike]

Saw this advertised and thought some of you buffers might find it interesting.

http://www.buffpro.com/BuffPro-Boat-Polishing-in-Action.html

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[HUMPH]

Someone posted that one a while back. Looks okay for a boat with a lot of open space but not too good for tight spaces IMO.

 

[eweise]

Looks pretty bulky. I think I'll stick to my Shurhold buffer.

 

[Z-Worthy]

Buy a Makita. I've been through my fair share of less expensive options and tried to save a few bucks every time. After them continually breaking or underperforming, I broke down and bought a Makita. It's made my annual buffing extravaganza so much easier. That thing is bullet-proof and it'll probably outlive me.

 

[Mike Blake]

I think I'll stick to my Shurhold buffer


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[mbw]

I spent some time with mine today actually. I've been using a FLEX L3403 VRG Lightweight Rotary Polisher, it's about 4.5 pounds.

Seems well built, but I am not a pro or anything. Easier on the arms though.

 

[kiloil]

I use a Porter 7424 with a 4" pad, which include different color pads.

 

[Searaybio270]

I am thinking of getting the Shurhold for next summer. How is it up on the bow?

Looks pretty bulky. I think I'll stick to my Shurhold buffer.

 

[Hifirush]

Looks interesting, but I have a Makita and like it.

Matt