buffer/polisher recommendations

[DDM]

hi all, what i'm after is a small buffer polisher, i already have a sealey buffer and polisher that i use for work ect which i've linked below for a reference, but it's fairly big/heavy and no good for geting in to the small bits if you know what i mean, ( a bit numb), so i'm after something a lot smaller which would be good to use when say buffing motorbikes farings ect, can anyone give me some advice on what's best? cheers.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MS900PS-BRAND-NEW-SEALEY-SANDER-POLISHER-BUFFER-170MM-6-SPEED-1300W-230V-/281095608814?pt=UK_Body_Shop_Supplies_Paint&hash=item41729a99ee#ht_2127wt_1150

[ultimateauto]

Hi I would pay a little extra and go for a dodo juice spin doctor, which is an entry level rotary.

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/machine-polishing-pads/car-polishers/dodo-juice-spin-doctor-rotary/prod_806.html

[xjay1337]

You'd be better off buying a used 3M rotary or a flex.

Dodojuice rotaries aren't really any better than silverline ones and twice the price... loud and vibration filled so not nice for long periods of time...

[Spankiee]

I made the mistake of buying a silver line it's a beast and hard to control for a noob.

[DDM]

I won't be buying any silverline stuff. I want something that'll last.