From reading some post and thread it seems that this buffer is valued.

but i was wondering where can i find the best price for this buffer?

i've seen 1 online for $99.00 for only the buffer and no accessories...

can someone point me in the right direction?

 

http://www.autopia-carcare.com/son-sfxpol-kit.html enjoy

 

there are better deals than that.. you just need to look harder & be a little patient about it..

 

$99 is very good. Suggest you get three plain flat white pads, a backing plate, and that's it. Avoid the rainbow of colored pads and concave and convex shapes. They're just gimmicks (like many, many other detailing products) IMO.

 

Actually, The different colored pads do serve a specific purpose. (I'm speaking of the Lake Country pads) If you need to do any type of paint correction, you will definately need to use the orange or yellow pad. Depending upon the severity of correction needed. You will find that the orange pad is the workhorse. I do use the black and blue pads for my finishing products such as glazes and some waxes. You will find that using these pads allows a more uniform coverage as well as preventing product waste.
It really depends on how involved you want get with your detailing.
Remember... the quality of your finished work is very dependant upon surface preperation.

 

How are the different pads gimmicks? Different manufacturers use different colors for the differences in the pads characteristics. They make finishing pads, polishing pads, cutting pads, depends on what task and polish or wax you're using you will need to use a different pad for effectiveness, no gimmick at all.

 

i just need it to buff out all the small scratches because i wet sand a whole car...and i'm using turtle wax rubbing compound polishing agent then i'm going to wax the car with magiures deep wax then use maguire scratch X and then finish it off with some detail polishing wax...

not sure if i'm doing it correctly =0