Is the 10813STDCRD the correct GG Polisher?

[AliMusa]

I just want to make sure before I order it.

[rms64]

That's the Griot's Garage 6" DA polisher, with the standard cord. You can choose to upgrade the cord if you like by selecting when you order. I have the same one and am very happy with it.

Good luck!

[AliMusa]

That's the Griot's Garage 6" DA polisher, with the standard cord. You can choose to upgrade the cord if you like by selecting when you order. I have the same one and am very happy with it.

Good luck!

Thank you! So this is the correct model that everyone seems to recommend?

[Mikekoz13]

That's the one I have!

[rms64]

You'll find lots of recommendations and varying opinions about which one is the best, but for a reasonable price, the GG is a great setup for someone just getting started and beyond. Depending on what you're working on, I'd at least consider getting a 5" backing plate for it so you can use 5.5" pads with it.

It comes with a 6" backing plate and can spin the bigger pads fine, but I find it easier to use with the smaller plate and pad combo. Again, opinions will vary but this is a great way to get started.

Lots of great help here, I'm sure others will chime in too.

[HardLineDetail]

That's the newest version. I just got it this week and let me tell you, it's an amazing machine. I felt no tingling or numb hands from vibrations unlike the porter and this thing is powerful, i tried to make the pad stop rotating under force, and i just couldn't make it fully stop.

[Mikekoz13]

When I bought my GG a few weeks back, I bought an additional 3.5 inch backing plate and some 4 inch pads. This plate and these pads will get used on my Harley.