Summary for buffer pads for mcclary easy polisher scrubber Discussion
Buffer pads for the McClary Easy Polisher Scrubber are the focus of this thread. Cindy Charles asked where to buy pads for model D133, noting the floor polisher had been in the family for years. Robin Thede replied that a janitorial supply store should be able to provide what is needed. Years later, Gary Mc asked again whether anyone had found the polishing pads, and Cory OBrien said he had checked janitorial companies in BC but only found larger commercial pads, not replacements for this machine. Cory suggested that new pads might have to be made from purchased material, but he was unsure how they attach to the center pin over the brush bristles and asked for a photo of an old pad. The discussion therefore points to janitorial suppliers as the first place to check, but also shows that exact replacement pads may be hard to find and may require custom fabrication.
Q. I have the McClary Easy Polisher Scrubber, model #D133 and I’m looking for the buffer pads. Where can I purchase them? This floor polisher has been passed down for many years, so I’m hoping to still be able to purchase the buffer pads. Thanks – Cindy
Cindy Charles
just want to polish my floors – Melita, Manitoba, Canada
September 18, 2010
A. Just go to any janitorial supply store and they will get you what you need.
Robin Thede
metal finishing – Toronto, Ontario, Canada
RFQ: Did anyone ever find those polishing pads? Where?
Gary Mc
– ontario, Canada
October 19, 2021
Ed. note: This RFQ is outdated, but technical replies are welcome, and readers are encouraged to post their own RFQs. But no public commercial suggestions please ( huh? why?).
RFQ: Did you ever find the Sherpa replacement polisher pads? I suppose material could be bought and some new ones made. However, I don’t know how they attach to the center pin, over the brush bristles. Do you have a photo of an old pad? I hope this can get answered.
I checked janitorial companies here and they just have larger pads for commercial polishers. No replacements for this.
Cory OBrien
– BC, Canada
February 18, 2025
privately respond to this RFQ
Ed. note: As always, gentle readers: technical replies in public and commercial replies in private please (huh? why?)