Need buffing pads for a Chamberlain Polishmaster 2100

Waxmaster Polishmaster Buffer Pads Bonnets

based on the price there are no repair parts. Unfortunately it's disposable.

Try Google.
Here's one place there available from to get you started -
Waxmaster Polishmaster Buffer Pads Bonnets

Mike, Enter your buffers particulars in google search and add replacement buffing pads. It should return a lot of results to where you can purchase.
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Buffing pads, you will need to use one with long knap. Look like wool.

You can but it will always short some sort of problem there. Hope this helps. Wally.

Hi Toni from retired Englishman in SW France,

Spares Suppliers
You will need to type into your search engine/web browser '(make model number) washer spares' and you should be presented with a number of sources from which you can order. Alternately you could try telephone directories for spares suppliers but I would think the former would be more successful.

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WELL YOU CAN LIVE WITH IT .. OR USE STEEL WOOL, DO A TEST SPOT , SOMEWHERE YOU CANT SEE . GO WITH THE GRAIN
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go to Chamberlain website and you should be able to order from there and it will be delivered to you.

You will need the following:
Polishing compound, jeweler's rouge or whitening toothpaste
Electric buffer
Lamb's wool buffing pad
2 ounces of ammonia
2 quarts of water
Rubber gloves
Safety goggles
Lint-free paper towels or cloth


Step 1:
Apply polishing or jeweler's rouge to a lambs wool buffing pad. You can either buff the scratch by hand using a circular motion or with an electric buffer on medium speed.

Step 2:
Wash the polishing compound, jeweler's rouge or whitening toothpaste off from time to time in order to check on the progress of the scratch removal.

Step 3:
Mix two ounces of ammonia with two quarts of water. You may want to be sure to hold your nose closed during this process! Also, always wear rubber gloves and safety goggles when working with ammonia.

Step 4:
Clean the glass surface with the ammonia water with a clean soft sponge.

Step 5:
Dry the glass with a lint free towel. If the scratches are not completely gone, they should at least be less apparent. If there is no significant difference, consider contacting a glass company to replace or rebuff the glass.

Depends what you mean by the "handle". The outer door ring is listed as a spare part 112100592, and behind it is the "handle"
112300530.
In view of the age of this model, spares may be hard to find, so keep an eye on eBay for a used door or door assembly or whichever of the part numbers above is required. Good luck.