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From: Robbinsdale, MN
I got a 20 dollar WalMart job (actually got it at Fleet Farm, but...). Works pretty good, but the pad that came with it kinda sucks. An additional 10 bucks got me 2 artificial wool pads at Wally World. So.... 30 buck to "get the job done". You can spend a lot more, tho, if you want
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$200 or so for a PC
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Sellncars
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From: Bedroom, Ontario
Originally Posted by Twister97
I picked up a 10" corded Craftsman for 25$ with tons of different pads. The store marked it wrong the first day there 
So what do you look for when choosing a buffer?
Do we really need the warp drive $300+ buff my butt shiney buffer for a good job?
( next to manual labor )
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