My next polisher question

[Foam cannon]

I've become proficient with my p.c. What should my next step be? Thanks in advance.

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[VISITOR]

flex 3401 or G15/21 and keep the PC with a smaller pad set-up...

[VISITOR]

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[Foam cannon]

I've been looking at the boss and the rupes 21. Is the mark ll worth the extra money?

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[chet31]

flex 3401 or G15/21 and keep the PC with a smaller pad set-up...

Agree w/ this, Flex halves the time of polishing vs a PC (my first machine), at least. PC is underpowered, but a wonderful machine with 3" pads.

[FUNX650]

I've become proficient with my p.c.

What should my next step be?

I've been looking at the boss
and the rupes 21.

Being that you are now PC-proficient;
and, since the Boss and Rupes are
also orbital polishers;

then, IMO:

A Rotary (circular) polisher should be
ideal for your "next step": Especially
ideal in the sense of becoming more
proficient in time-management of
future detailing/correction jobs.

Oh yeah, almost forgot:
Way less vibration from a Rotary:
Your Body Will Thank You.


Note:
Even when you do become proficient
with a Rotary...don't toss the PC!

That is what you'll use to:
"change the action of the tool for
the last machine polishing step".
~Mike Phillips
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...ry-buffer.html



Bob

[VISITOR]

I've been looking at the boss and the rupes 21. Is the mark ll worth the extra money?

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the G15/21 (they also have side port to change brushes which is a nice little touch) can do everything the rupes can. the BOSS G15/21 enables you to use both 5" and 6" backing plates (comes with washer mod if you desire to use it). also, the GG DA's ALL come with a Lifetime Warranty and no nonsense responsive customer service as well. buy it once and have no worries, GG will take care of you and have your back. with the BOSS creams and pads you have flexibility across the board as they don't limit you to only using this or that pad with any particular cream. i have trust in them (can't say that for everyone) and they will do whatever it takes to make you happy and a customer for the long term. there are some companies out there are quick to take your money but do little to nothing (and procrastinate) to respond if you ever have a problem. expect big/exciting things from them in the future!



"we're just getting started, we got are foot on the gas and you guys need to stay tune" - jeff brown

[TTQ B4U]

Like you I outgrew the PC and standard buffers. I have since moved to a Flex 3401 and regret not doing so sooner. 1/3 to 1/2 the time involved now and it doesn't stop for anything. Constant rotation with no PIA slowing down or stalling on any surface. Takes a little more muscle to use but honestly not much.

[Just02896]

Flex.

[Foam cannon]

Like you I outgrew the PC and standard buffers. I have since moved to a Flex 3401 and regret not doing so sooner. 1/3 to 1/2 the time involved now and it doesn't stop for anything. Constant rotation with no PIA slowing down or stalling on any surface. Takes a little more muscle to use but honestly not much.

Was it pretty easy to get the hang of once you got your hands on it? I guess that would be my biggest concern.

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