Oh yeah? Like this one https://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-11...isher_p6290089?
That's heaps cheaper than I expected.
Oh yeah? Like this one https://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-11...isher_p6290089?
That's heaps cheaper than I expected.
'As long as there's, you know, sex and drugs, I can do without the rock and roll.'
Yep that's exactly what I have and I've used it hard for about 5 years now. Works fine.
Build 1 - Shoegazer MK1 JMA-1
Build 2 - The Relliecaster TL-1
Build 3 - The Black Cherry SG AG-1
Build 4 - The Sonicaster TL-1ish
Build 5 - The Steampunker Bass YB-4
Build 6 - The Howling Gowing ST-1
"What I lack in talent I make up for with enthusiasm"
Hell yeah! Thanks for the tip off!
'As long as there's, you know, sex and drugs, I can do without the rock and roll.'
Too easy, just make sure when you use it to keep it moving, don't let it sit too long one spot as, depending on what compounds you are using, it can 'burn' the surface. Also, let the buffer do the work. It should just rest on the surface and you guide it - you shouldn't need to push down on it, another good way to get burns or break throughs.
They really are awesome time and effort savers.
Build 1 - Shoegazer MK1 JMA-1
Build 2 - The Relliecaster TL-1
Build 3 - The Black Cherry SG AG-1
Build 4 - The Sonicaster TL-1ish
Build 5 - The Steampunker Bass YB-4
Build 6 - The Howling Gowing ST-1
"What I lack in talent I make up for with enthusiasm"
All over it my dude. I use a calico rag wheel on a bench grinder at work to polish acrylic, unfortunately way too aggressive to polish paint, but I'm familiar with the technique.
'As long as there's, you know, sex and drugs, I can do without the rock and roll.'
Cool cool
Build 1 - Shoegazer MK1 JMA-1
Build 2 - The Relliecaster TL-1
Build 3 - The Black Cherry SG AG-1
Build 4 - The Sonicaster TL-1ish
Build 5 - The Steampunker Bass YB-4
Build 6 - The Howling Gowing ST-1
"What I lack in talent I make up for with enthusiasm"
Sounds like a winner.Originally Posted by Sonic Mountain
Do you just use the 'bonnet' that it comes with?
cheers, Mark.
The one that comes with it is fine for cutting with. But for the final polishing stages a decent quality lambs wool one is the go. They are around $20 each at autobarn and I get a fair bit of use out of them before they are too clogged. There are some good synthetic options as well.
I usually put the whole thing in a shopping bag when I'm not using it to stop dust and crap accumulating.
Build 1 - Shoegazer MK1 JMA-1
Build 2 - The Relliecaster TL-1
Build 3 - The Black Cherry SG AG-1
Build 4 - The Sonicaster TL-1ish
Build 5 - The Steampunker Bass YB-4
Build 6 - The Howling Gowing ST-1
"What I lack in talent I make up for with enthusiasm"
i use theses there killer for guitar i use a 18v and a 14.4v cordless drill and cheap comes with the arbor which is good quality its my go to polisher for guitars the polisher you posted spins to slow to cut the paint back and you need faster to get that glass finish
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/19Pcs-3i...cAAOSwdW9aDXIK
i also use my Bosch gex 150mm random orbit with sponge pad but there pricey comes with 125mm soft pad and 150mm pad
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Bosch-GE...UAAOSwKXdabqP2
also have a Hitachi 9" polisher with lambs wool but the lambs wool leaves swirls which the sponge wont which is the best but way to fast for the small body
https://www.hitachipowertools.com.au.../sp18va-detail
also have one of theses but rarely use it as its just to slow to cut the paint in fact its crap waste of money
http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/Pro...nuFrom=1021759
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So the Rockwell @ 600W is slower than the 400W Bosch?
cheers, Mark.
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