Can anyone recommend a palm sized orbital buffer?

[norter79]

need a small orbital buffer for compounding tight spots, any recommendations? around rigger hardware, etc..

is something like this available? maybe 4 inches in diameter?

[glightn]

Norter79 - take a look at griotsgarage.com. They have a a 3" random orbital as well as a 6"

[Questsportfishing]

you need no other..

[Reel Sharp]

I second the Bosch above. It does all you want and more. I actually just used it today. It was voted best sander in it's class. Cost about $70 or so.

[marine4003]

As a contractor i use sanders alot,i bought the Bosch last year for a final sand on cabinets we built,i stashed it in the van figuring never to use it again..too small..my Milwaukee broke and i couldn't find the porter cable so i used the bosch..gotta tell ya..that dam thing outperformed the others ten fold..for its small size it kicks butt..i 3rd the recommendation.

[brokensheer]

if you are trying to get around some hardwareon a rigger you may want to look into those small cotton /wool buffing heads used on aluminum mag wheels take a look at an Eastwood catalog, let us know how it goes