benelli_t

Looking for a buffing wheel for my drill or grinder to apply/remove wax on my F150. Can ayone recomend a good one? Or should I just buy a seperate buffer all together?

benelli_t

This one looks cheap enough...

Melbeachmoose20

I would not want to use a drill and a grinder is a very easy way to burn through your clear coat. The above link is a good cheap option that will help with waxing but that is about it. If you want this ( ) will do the job a lot better and you can even polish the truck with it.

tiresmoke

The best way to apply & remove wax is with your own 2 hands. Buffers can leave swirl marks & "burn throughs" on edges if your not careful.

Colby450xc

What he said! Other than hand waxing a low rpm orbital buffer is the most I would use. There is a difference between a buffer used to remove wet sanding scratches and regular scratches, and then there is an orbital buffer.

Orbital - Applying waxes and sealers
http://www.batteryjunction.com/wagan...FeJF7AodXkIAdA

Buffer - removing scratches and scuffs ( I love my Dewalt)
http://www.jbtoolsales.com/dewalt-dw...Fa9j7AodvCkADA

benelli_t

Thanks guys...dont know much about this subject. I will get the low rpm orbital buffer.

NASSTY

I wouldn't waste my money on an orbital (again).
I'd go with the Porter Cable DA that Melbeachmoose20 suggested.