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    May want to step up to a more powerful DA

    I currently have the trusty PC 7424XP, but I may want to step up to something more powerful so that I can get work done faster. I'm guessing the best option would be to move up to the Flex 3401. What about the Cyclo? Or should I just stick with the trusty PC? Need some recommendations. Thanks!

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    Re: May want to step up to a more powerful DA

    If you are looking into a rotary i would recommend the Makita 9227c I have that and a PC7424xp i LOVE them both.


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    Re: May want to step up to a more powerful DA

    No rotary........not quite there yet.

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    Re: May want to step up to a more powerful DA

    Definetly recommend the Flex 3401. I LOVE IT!

    Heres my review:Review-FLEX XC 3401 Dual Action Orbital Polisher

    Heres a video from Mike Phillips about the Cyclo: Autogeek's Show Car Garage - Cyclo Polisher Techniques

    Looks like they are both high quality machines!
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    Re: May want to step up to a more powerful DA

    I love my FLEX machine. What I usually recommend is to stick with the PC if it's just for your cars. If you polish often then step up to the FLEX because it will save you time.

    JMO, but I don't consider the cyclo a step up from the PC.
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    Re: May want to step up to a more powerful DA

    I should have bought the flex first a while back. Started with the PC, then bought the Flex anyway 2 months later.

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    Re: May want to step up to a more powerful DA

    I do feel that the Cyclo is a step or two above the PC. Even with that in mind the Flex is a giant leap above the PC. If you can swing the funds go for the Flex.
    Rick....now in North Texas

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    Re: May want to step up to a more powerful DA

    Flex indeed ...


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    Re: May want to step up to a more powerful DA

    I realize that if you're not careful and mindful of what you're doing that there's a possibility of burning paint........how likely, or how possible is it to do that with this device?

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    Re: May want to step up to a more powerful DA

    Quote Originally Posted by mcpp66 View Post
    I realize that if you're not careful and mindful of what you're doing that there's a possibility of burning paint........how likely, or how possible is it to do that with this device?
    I say go for the flex! I love mine! And I dont feel that you have a big chance of burning the paint. I have never felt like I was in danger of doing that. As long as you use polisher common sense that you will be fine. I wouldnt let that keep you from the machine.

    Best of Luck in your decidion!
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