Thinking About Going Pc
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From: JawJa
Thinking About Going Pc
Been doing my polishing, Rejexing, etc. by hand forever, but, I may be interested in a buffer. I almost bought the PC a while back, but, other things were more pressing.
Is the Porter Cable 7424 (Autogeek) still the one to get. Out of all of the kits, I think the starter pad kit ($169.) may be the one I need. I don't need any of the waxes, etc. included in the other kits. They also have the "HD plus" version ($204.) that adds a 25 ft. heavy duty powercord that's directly wired into the PC.
Hope I don't get hijacked here. I posted in the "care section", as well, but wanted to get a feel from my guys here too. Anyone opposed to power buffing?
Is the Porter Cable 7424 (Autogeek) still the one to get. Out of all of the kits, I think the starter pad kit ($169.) may be the one I need. I don't need any of the waxes, etc. included in the other kits. They also have the "HD plus" version ($204.) that adds a 25 ft. heavy duty powercord that's directly wired into the PC.
Hope I don't get hijacked here. I posted in the "care section", as well, but wanted to get a feel from my guys here too. Anyone opposed to power buffing?
Melting Slicks
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From: Maryland
You are going to love the PC...if you have actually been getting micro scratches and swirls out by hand and not just covering them up with oily waxes/glazes like alot of the over the shelf products, you'll be amazed how quick they disappear with the PC.
There is a newer product called the IDM...which is more of a hybrid between the PC and a full rotary. Maybe look into that as well since you don't have the PC yet...
There is a newer product called the IDM...which is more of a hybrid between the PC and a full rotary. Maybe look into that as well since you don't have the PC yet...
Le Mans Master
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I love my PC and am using the Lake County pads and Menzerna nano-polish. My black car looks GREAT in the sun now.
AND it's a lot easier to do than by hand.
AND it's a lot easier to do than by hand.
thread. Only one is needed.
