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    Flex L3403 Lightweight short review

    We were able to use any machine that Ag sells in there product line.If you are looking for a really nice and balanced rotary and won't wear you out after using i suggest you look into buying one of these.I know alot of die hard detailers like the feel and weight of the Dewalts or Makitas but the Flex Lightweight really did a great job i used it with a twisted wool pad and also foam pads,After class was over i was able to take it outside and use it on my pride and joy C6 i mainly wanted to see how it felt working on the side panels which for me using the Makita is the hardest thing for me to control.After five minutes i was sold it works prefect flat panel or a side panel with alot of curves.I really have to think about buying one and selling my Makita.Just getting to use the different machines was worth the ride.
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    Re: Flex L3403 Lightweight short review

    Definitely a very cool machine. I like my monster VVB too much though heh.

    Quote Originally Posted by Harleyguy View Post
    We were able to use any machine that Ag sells in there product line.If you are looking for a really nice and balanced rotary and won't wear you out after using i suggest you look into buying one of these.I know alot of die hard detailers like the feel and weight of the Dewalts or Makitas but the Flex Lightweight really did a great job i used it with a twisted wool pad and also foam pads,After class was over i was able to take it outside and use it on my pride and joy C6 i mainly wanted to see how it felt working on the side panels which for me using the Makita is the hardest thing for me to control.After five minutes i was sold it works prefect flat panel or a side panel with alot of curves.I really have to think about buying one and selling my Makita.Just getting to use the different machines was worth the ride.
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    Re: Flex L3403 Lightweight short review

    I would have to agree the Flex lightweight doenst try to control you, you are in complete control of the machine. It is quit a machine. i am deff getting one
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    Re: Flex L3403 Lightweight short review

    wondered why you were missing from the local carshow at Coconut Creek Casino ...


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    Re: Flex L3403 Lightweight short review

    Quote Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek View Post
    wondered why you were missing from the local carshow at Coconut Creek Casino ...
    You talking to me or Adam? I didnt know about a carshow at the Hardrock
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    Quote Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek View Post
    wondered why you were missing from the local carshow at Coconut Creek Casino ...
    Yep i missed it too go to Ag today plus this weekend was Vette Fest in Orlando my corvette club went too it.Tell me you went too the show LOL
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    Re: Flex L3403 Lightweight short review

    It's good to see another positive review. I've decided that I'm not patient enough to do full corrections with a PC. So I've about decided to move up to a Flex but I'm having a hard time deciding between the 3403 or the 603....Is the weight difference of the 2 really worth the price difference?

    I've also read some things about them overheating, any issues with that?

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    Re: Flex L3403 Lightweight short review

    This Flex will do anything a Makita will won't it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Evolve View Post
    It's good to see another positive review. I've decided that I'm not patient enough to do full corrections with a PC. So I've about decided to move up to a Flex but I'm having a hard time deciding between the 3403 or the 603....Is the weight difference of the 2 really worth the price difference?

    I've also read some things about them overheating, any issues with that?
    Same here, I'm also getting a bit impatient when I polish with my PC.
    I'm thinking either getting the 3401 or move to a rotary. But the weight issue of the Makita seems too much, thus I am also considering the 3403.
    Harleyguy, would you 'recommend' the 3403 to one who's starting out on a rotary?

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    Re: Flex L3403 Lightweight short review

    I just started to get in to car detailing as a hobby I have a PC but I see so many good reviews on the Flex 3401. should I jump on it also. Or dont worry they are the same.
    Last edited by rsuarez.619; 10-05-2009 at 03:43 PM. Reason: cant spell

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