[AndyG72]

Im hoping to buy a BM in the next few days but i im going to spend Saturday morning and maybe afternoon tarting it up, with tat im looking at buying a buffer, but can anybody recommend one and decent pads for it.

[Dabsy]

Bull-bars don't suit BMW's Hahahaha
Seriously... All decent "Buffers" seem to be either nylon or cloth (cotton) based...
Ask MQ or Gav on the best polishing methods....
HTH DAZ

[andy-mcq]

if your looking for something with a bit of bite to it it, you need a rotary , if your just after a quick shine up job get a DA, although ive had good results from flatting marks with a DA , its all down to the user who is using it . takes years of practise if you ask me, ive been polishing cars (i do bodywork for a job) for years and i still learn new tricks etc and teach people who have been doing it for alot longer different ways.

[Gav]

I've just started using a DA, and the results can be amazing, well worth the money

[Caz]

Whats a DA?

[Dabsy]

Think its Dual Action

[Caz]

Dual Action buffer.. it buffs and what else then?

[Dabsy]

Sounds abit like "After the Watershed" sort of bloke thing....

[andy-mcq]

yeah dual action

[wallace78]

i bought 1 for my othercar but never used it think il be using iton the beamer tho