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Patrick | 01.18.07 - 4:07 pm | #

help! i have never done this before- i do have a dewalt buffer 1000 to 3000 rpm but i have questions .. at what speed should i buff and at what should i polish...i have "played" with the thing some and seem to end up with "hazey" spots.. can you help! thanks in advance..tom

tom braniff | 02.06.07 - 4:46 am | #

Dear Value Customer,
I hope is mail doesn’t disturb you much.
Here with I would like to introduce ourselves in briefly.
We are specialist in manufacturing buffing pads established in Hong Kong since 2005.
Our products including – cutting / polishing / finishing / Extra fine finishing buffing pads. The foam materials (high quality polyurethane) are supplied from a famous Japanese firm with Japan Industry Standard K6400.
Please visit our website www.qualityquickpads.com or email:healthylife@email.com for more information.
Thank you for your kind patience and shall be pleased to hear from you, which will have our prompt and careful attention.
Thank you in advance.
With the best regards.
Alex Ho
qualityquickpads

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ronnie halonyere | 05.26.09 - 12:54 pm | #

HELP, I have an old Black & Decker high speed polisher probably built in 1970s or 80s and I want to know how the pad is removed for replacement or cleaning.

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Paul | 06.15.09 - 4:05 pm | #

Sorry,
I haven't a clue!

Danny | 06.15.09 - 5:41 pm | #