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Good price at the Porter Cable factory outlet store ~~ $113.99 and free shipping
Porter Cable Car Buffer Dual Action Polisher 7424XP
Porter Cable Car Buffer Dual Action Polisher 7424XP
Re: Buffer suggestions
If I spent 30 minutes with you in a one on one training session on the DA buffer, I would be comfortable letting you buff out my car.
If I spent an entire day with you in a one on one training session on the rotary buffer, I doubt I'd be comfortable turning you loose on your own car.
There are good DA buffers on the market, from Meguiar's G110v2 to the Griot's Garage unit to the Porter Cable 7424XP. They are pretty much all the same (although the 7424XP is a bit down on power compared to the other two)
I wrote a fairly in depth introductory article on using the DA buffer for our forum - you can read it at D/A Buffing 101 – An Introduction to the G110v2 (and similar) - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online and it should give you some good insight into how to use the tool for maximum results.
If I spent an entire day with you in a one on one training session on the rotary buffer, I doubt I'd be comfortable turning you loose on your own car.
There are good DA buffers on the market, from Meguiar's G110v2 to the Griot's Garage unit to the Porter Cable 7424XP. They are pretty much all the same (although the 7424XP is a bit down on power compared to the other two)
I wrote a fairly in depth introductory article on using the DA buffer for our forum - you can read it at D/A Buffing 101 – An Introduction to the G110v2 (and similar) - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online and it should give you some good insight into how to use the tool for maximum results.
Thanks for reviving the thread, Gary
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Mike, after reading this I went with the G110V2 and have not purchased my pads or polishes yet and was hoping to go over the link you posted above and it states it is no longer valid, any possibiity you can relink that? I think it would be a great place for me to start. Thanks!
Thanks for reviving the thread, Gary
Thanks for reviving the thread, Gary
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Re: Buffer suggestions
Mike, after reading this I went with the G110V2 and have not purchased my pads or polishes yet and was hoping to go over the link you posted above and it states it is no longer valid, any possibiity you can relink that? I think it would be a great place for me to start. Thanks!
Thanks for reviving the thread, Gary
Thanks for reviving the thread, Gary
http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...2-(and-similar)
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Thank you, Dave for reinforcing the feeling of an already good decision, especially since I got it for Xmas
Molly's mom must really love me LOL
Worked this time, who knows, maybe they were firewall testing at the office or something, I am always the last to know LOL
Thanks!
Molly's mom must really love me LOL
It works for me, John :
http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...2-(and-similar)
http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...2-(and-similar)
Thanks!
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It works for me, John :
D/A Buffing 101 – An Introduction to the G110v2 (and similar))
D/A Buffing 101 – An Introduction to the G110v2 (and similar))
That's exactly why we got away from the stick handle and went with the bale handle. But personally, I never use a handle on any of my buffers, DA or rotary. I find I can get into tight areas (like under the side mirrors) easier without one, and I just feel more in tune with the tool by holding onto the body of the thing.
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Thats funny, thats what Ronaiah Tuiasosopo was thinking as well! 
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