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it spins but not that fast. if you put pressure on it it slows down alot.. im going to give it another shot to see how it works out.... didnt seem like it was doing anything to the scratches on the glass

ight man. im gonna mask off one of the serious spots and just go to town on it.. see how it turns out...

yes ken ive looked at the other write ups. thats what got me to by ceriglass in the first thing.. for me to use this tool i need the connector from the tool to the hose. i have one but its the wrong size. im going to try to get one today and see how it works.... and swanicyouth yeah ill never...

like i said the pad mad scratches just like the ones i was trying to get rid of.. i am pretty sure these scratches are from the 0000 wool i used for hard waterspots... im just going to wait and since u know more about this stuff see how your turns out. while your doing your ceriglass ill be...

im waiting lol.. tell me exactly what size pads and what kind you use.. i tried with just the pad and my hand and it didnt turn out so good just made more scratches so maybe the tool will remove them..

well thats out the way then. got this air compressor tonight. im going to give it a try on thursday when i have time.. see if this tool and stuff works

how well would a craftsman polisher do?

i recieved my pads towels and ceriglass tonight... once you give me the go im off to pick up the air compressor.. i figured id try it on my dads old truck first to see if it works...

alright. ill just wait until you test yours out..

okay. is there anyway to remove the backing plate and stick a five on it? or cant i cut the pads down to fit the 3 inch?

heres a picture of the tool. Stock # AT402MCA Name Sander, Dual Action, Micro, 3" Price** $208.35 Brand Blue Point Country Of Origin Japan Description Micro Composite Sander Air Consumption, Average, CFM (SCFM) [L/MIN] 2.07 (14.7) [58.62] Air Consumption, Free Speed, CFM (SCFM) [L/MIN] 2.1...

Yes i will be using ceriglass to repair the scratches in the windows as well as the 5" carpro rayon glass polishing pads.. and i will see how it turns out with you before i try. and speeds are l and h. thats it. and yes it looks like a pistol...

Thanks a ton guys! I have searched ceriglass results/reviews all over the web. Love the results of it.. I did notice many used the Griot's 6" and thought about giving it a try. Looked to do very well to me.. I am going to try this handheld tool I have mentioned just to see if it works on some...

i just dont want to mess up my auto glass... im trying to do it right. and i just read up on harbor freight and you can't put any pressure or anything on them... be a waste of money imo.. since your saying its fine to use this little tool im going to give it a shot. do you think id get great...

here's another question lol.. could i use a buffer from harbor frieght and get great results.. i dont wanna buy an expensive buffer for a one time kinda thing...

Thanks you guys for the answers!

Can I use a blue point micro surface prep tool to remove the scratches from my windows without messing them up? The scratches arent deep but they are eveywhere on all of my windows.. item number is at402mca. It is used with an air compressor. has levels low and high..