Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: need to get rid of heavy oxidation. Will this handle?
Document: I do a lot of work on classic cars, which of course can need a lot of buffing. I did read the comments before I bought it and didn't see anything that I would be concerned about.It really isn't any heaver than any other buffer I've used. I fact it's a bit lighter than some. The weight is actually a benefit.The bonnet isn't an issue. The one that came with it is a light duty type pad. If you're going to do medium to heavy buffing get yourself a pad that has the hole in it so you can tighten it securely to the rubber backing pad.
works great and very durable and detachable handle which is very helpful. easy to use but the wire does get in the way
I have been looking for this model for a long time. I had a similar one before. It does everything it is suppose too. Lots of power with the variable speed. Just the right size to do any job. I use it to get the oxidation off my Ranger bass boat which has gel coat. This is the only one I have found with the power and speed to do it. I have 2 other polishers but neither have the power to cut through the oxidation.The only problem is the bonnet will not stay on the head.
The previous one I owned had a bonnet which tied on with a string going through the bonnet. There is also only 1 pad which is to be used for all applications. It really doesn't work for all or you need many pads to do all of your applications. I wish it had a pad to put on to polish, one to take it off and one for buffing.The unit is also very heavy. It will do the job very well but after a while your arms are getting tired.
FYI, the arbor on this polisher is 5/8" but it is not quite long enough to use the safety flanges that you are supposed to use with the Zyphyer polishing wheels. I could only use one. Also, the polisher is a little large to polish the wheels on the truck. In order to get the buffer all the way down into the center of the wheels, you must take the wheels off the truck. However, I think it is easier that way anyway.This is a heavy duty polisher and will take a lot of work out of cleaning and polishing whatever you want to polish.The only complaint I had after making my truck look nice is, because it is such a "heavy" duty polisher, I was pretty sore the next day because I was not used to lifting that much polisher around.
My 2001 t-2000 KW Tractor is an old CFI Tractor. It is Viper Red just like all CFI tractors and over the years had really turned more of a flat pink color. I used Maquire's Number 4 polish and Maquire's number 26 yellow wax and I ordered the Black & Decker WP107B 7" Sander/Polisher to do the job with. It has a variable speed (1-6) dial on the handle and I found the perfect speed to not only polish and wax the cab, but to polish my aluminum wheels to a chrome like finish with the help of several Zephyer polishing wheels and polishing rouge that I picked up at the local TA truckstop.
Some times you get a good product and some time not. Excessivell loud barrings. No-fault of Amazon.com/ That's the way it goes some times!
Case in point ,get  a 3M 05620 retaining nut & a  good  pad, Meguiars.. w4000 is what I have but what ever , I`m not bios .
Chiming in on this purchase I made a few months ago. Great idea for a product.. unfortunately, my sander/polisher came either refurbished/manufacture broken. (purchased new)  couldn't get the nut that locked the disc head off.. it was mechanically jammed into the rotor! Completely useless.. fortunately, purchased through my prime. If it worked.. my guess it would have been fantastic.
I just purchased a Makita 743052-5 7-Inch Hook and Loop Back-Up Pad  with the standard 5/8&#34; arbor threads. There are cheaper pads out there but they aren't rated at a very high of RPM. The Makita is for 4000 RPM. Actually any pad with the 5/8 inch thread will work, just make sure to get a properly rated one for safety. The reviewers who have been complaining about the lack of accessories simply don't understand polishers/sanders. The 5/8&#34; arbor is the MOST standard there is, and this B&D; uses it so there is absolutely no lack of available accessories.
Answer: yes