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Old Dec 8, 2009 | 06:52 AM
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Anyone know of some polish brushes similar to these but cheaper? I am after brushes that attach to my cordless drill and while these look great they are pretty pricey. Any links would be greatly appreciated.







 
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Old Dec 8, 2009 | 08:18 AM
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I've used the power cone and it works pretty good. Its a little easier waxing those hard reach places but you still have to buff it yourself
 
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I've used the power cone and it works pretty good. Its a little easier waxing those hard reach places but you still have to buff it yourself
Thanks mate, I have just bit the bullet and ordered them all, I will use them on my car as well. I have also ordered some Autosol to go with them, hopefully it will all do the job.
 
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Check out the drill attachment polishers at Home Depot.
 
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Check out the drill attachment polishers at Home Depot.
Cant seem to find them on the web site mate, I can find the web page but not the polishers??
 
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never hgad any luck with them. speed just not fast enough
 
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I use a Power Ball Mini to polish my Softail's alloy rear wheel. Works great!
 
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i also use the power ball mini. i love it
 
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Looks like the Mothers was a good choice the, btw what the hell is a lemon pledge...... not sure if I would get into that...
 
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