This is where I do the buffing. The ducting behind the buff can be positioned anywhere in the booth. The Astroturf on the floor of the booth is used to catch fiber debris from constantly circulating, plus it acts as a cushion should something fall out of my hands. The buffs are all kept above and away from becoming contaminated, with rouges and their buffs kept in covered containers. To the right is an additional flexible shaft which is used on objects that have tough-to-reach areas. Attached to the orange air hose is a right angle grinder that I use for abrading and polishing trays. The dust collector to the left of the polishing bench is called a "bag house" since 20  bags hang inside filtering particulate generated from buffing. To the right of the polishing machine is a cardboard box containing cotton gloves. I always use a respirator when buffing for additional lung protection.  For a close-up of the enclosure interior, go here.

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