Originally Posted by Mayo5oh

I use a Makita almost every day. I have never had a problem with it! my mother has been using makita buffers for a long time now, she has dropped one in the water and picked it out days later, let it dry, and it still ran for years until it ran into a chord problem which was quickly fixed. i wouldnt bother with another brand.

side note my makitas name is 'jimmy buffer' because personality matters!

Originally Posted by Strip Poker 388

Whats your mother"s buffers name?

Originally Posted by Mayo5oh

haha. she calls it rita makita.. found it needless to add hers but i figured someone would ask

Originally Posted by glassdave

Check this baby out, picked it up for big flat stuff

Originally Posted by Strip Poker 388

prob make the job got faster,let us know how it works,looks bulky.I wonder if its easy for the edge of the drum to hit the paint if you acidently tilt it?