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Sunlink Imports Car Polisher: 7"
Part Number: 64027512
Closeout Price: $8.98
My zip code 98092
Found this at Schucks Auto.
http://www.PartsAmerica.com/ProductDetail.aspx?MfrCode=SSI&MfrPartNumber=64027512&CategoryCode=3373
Seems like a good price to me. Had to share with you guys.
(hope I did this right for my first post)
allaman said:linkAfter th link put in your zip code and the item will show.
so...how to use it? Do I need wax or something?
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$8.98 for 95050
Mlgbwk, you would need wax too. Wonder if we could find an attachment to turn this thing into an angle grinder too?
I put in zip 32221 and it came up $24 so I used 95050 and it came up $8.98. Was going to get it at that price and just change ship address but $9 shipping kills the deal.
Thanks OP! Anyone know if this is a Random orbital polisher? Variable speed? The specs don't have much info.
saidiadude said:Thanks OP! Anyone know if this is a Random orbital polisher? Variable speed? The specs don't have much info.
* Rated Volts: 110V
* Frequency: 50/60Hz
* Input Power: 1200W
* No Load Speed: 3000 RPM
Not an orbital at all. Just a medium speed polisher.
At 72015 its 24.95. Sucks, these PartsAmerica deals are always full price where im from.
$8.98 for me at 48327 (SE Michigan). I wonder if this has any variable speed? All is shows is the no load speed. If not its not real useful as a polisher, and not worth $12/shipping on top of it (if it doesn't have variable speed).
8.98 for 83440. I too wish it was variable speed, if it was then I think I would pull the trigger.
sauceyapple said:8.98 for 83440. I too wish it was variable speed, if it was then I think I would pull the trigger.
its a real basic one. no variable speed. thats why this is priced so cheap to begin with. the good professional buffers run $150-200
Would this type of polisher be OK just for using to give the car a good buff up and take out any minor imperfections caused by age though?
Also, can these be used to clean up sun-bleached plastic headlamps?
gtd2000 said:Would this type of polisher be OK just for using to give the car a good buff up and take out any minor imperfections caused by age though?
Also, can these be used to clean up sun-bleached plastic headlamps?
Don't know about the headlights but it does have the right speed for buffing your car out. Just keep the thing moving and don't stop in one spot.
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