Sander/Buffer?

[JR_Charger]

Any recommendations? I found a review that recommends this Porter-Cable 6 inch - Link

I think it may be too big to get into this little cap at the end of the fender -

I've got a 2" pad that I've been using on my drill (for preparatory sanding, not sanding or buffing paint). It came with a bunch of very fine grain sandpaper disks. I might not want to try sanding paint with a non-oscillating tool, or something as cumbersome to use as a drill.

 

[MoparMitch]

Buy a small air tool 90deg and use the stick on discs......

 

[JR_Charger]

I'm not sure my compressor is strong enough for an air sander/buffer. Besides, my 2nd hand compressor scares me since I watched a video of a guy who had one blow up. That thing would have killed anyone who was near it. It did quite a bit of damage to his garage and he said he'd never have one in his garage again.

 

[T2R9]

I have that Porta Cable. I only use it for cutting and buffing. Should work fine for sanding though. Get a 6" DA sanding pad and use the stick on paper. I use a lot of Duragold paper on my air DA.

 

[JR_Charger]

Do you mean stick on as in glue or stick on as in velcro? All I see is velcro.

I found a used Porter Cable on eBay. Only used 1 time (or so they say), $50 discount. Now I can afford sandpaper and pads and stuff!

 

[sam dupont]

I have one of these and I like it for sanding and polishing.

Variable speed and soft start.

Makita 6.6 Amp 6 in. Random Orbital Sander with Variable Speed BO6050J - The Home Depot

The 6 in. Random Orbit Sander (model BO6050J) with variable speed has a 2-mode switch for random orbit action (finish sanding and buffing) and random orbit with forced rotation (aggressive sanding and

www.homedepot.com

They may not manufacture the 6050 anymore. I have a Bosch like this and it works like the Makita

Bosch Tools GET75-6N Corded 6 Inch Dual-Mode Random Electric Orbit Sander, Blue | eBay

It has a tapered top handgrip with soft-grip design. The sander features an enhanced multihole pad system that is compatible with a wide variety of abrasive discs. The random-orbit action both orbits and rotates to provide a well-blended, ultra-smooth surface finish.

www.ebay.com

 

[Photon440]

I couldn't be happier with this small Bosch, it's a 5". While many of my tools are cordless these days, it didn't make sense to me for a sander that's used for long periods of time. It's fairly light weight with good speed control. Using velcro for the stick on disks, the built in vacuum does a pretty good job of sucking up dust as well. My only issue is that the dust collector isn't all that large so it requires frequent emptying.
www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00BD5G9VA/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[Sam69sat]

Budget option. These were on sale for $50 something a week or two ago. They'll probably be on sale again one of these days. People say to open them up and replace the grease with better stuff and they'll be much quieter and last longer.

5.7 Amp 6 in. Short-Throw Random Orbit DA Polisher/Sander

Amazing deals on this 8Mm Random Orbit 6In Da Polisher/Sander at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.

www.harborfreight.com