New Flex Circular Polisher in Stock!

**Meghan** · 12-06-2007, 10:41 AM

FLEX LK603VVB Circular Polisher Comes with Free Backing Plate!

The FLEX LK603VVB Circular Polisher combines the best features of the Makita 9227 and the DeWalt 849 into one sophisticated rotary polisher. The German-made FLEX LK603VVB Circular Polisher is a professional quality, 10 amp car buffer that delivers consistent, smooth performance in a user-friendly package.

The FLEX LK603VVB Circular Polisher is the most user-friendly and intuitive rotary polisher on the market! The speed control, the soft start trigger, the auto off carbon brushes, overload protection – FLEX thought of everything when they designed the FLEX LK603VVB Circular Polisher. The smooth, dependable operation gives you the ability to remove swirls and scratches, polish out oxidation, and restore a flawless finish to your vehicle.

*Tool fixture: 5/8-11 spindle thread
*Spindle lock: for easy disc changes
*Integrated air deflection: protects against dust
*Quality shut-off carbon brushes: protects the motor against any damage
*FLEX five-fold VV electronics: with consistent speed control by tachometer generator, soft start with accelerator trigger switch, overload protection, temperature monitoring, and speed selection with optimized lower speed range
*One year warranty

FLEX LK603VVB Circular Polisher

**A1monky** · 12-06-2007, 11:05 AM

WOW looks nice! I really want to learn the rotary, but I am torn between the flex orbital. Now I have even more options...

**Meghan** · 12-06-2007, 12:26 PM

Options are good

**Gary Sword** · 12-06-2007, 01:24 PM

If only I had any Christmas money left to buy one.

**sneek** · 12-06-2007, 02:08 PM

So what exactly are the advantages over the 9227? It looks like it is heavier and has the same power...and a angled version of the same handle. Sorry if this is a stupid post...but I am really not seeing it

**justin_murphy** · 12-06-2007, 03:08 PM

Oh my.......
What a nice looking machine!

**ZoranC** · 12-06-2007, 03:14 PM

Originally Posted by sneek

So what exactly are the advantages over the 9227?

IMHO none.

**A1monky** · 12-06-2007, 04:39 PM

The Makita has a larger range of speed, 600-3,000.
The Flex's range starts at 1,000...

I personaly want to finish at around 800. (start at 800, go to 1000, correct at 1200, and then go back down)

Now I just have to decide between the makita, hitachi, or flex DA.

**Racin10s** · 12-06-2007, 05:43 PM

The wife would never let me get this without getting rid of the PC.... Anyone need a PC? lol

**sneek** · 12-06-2007, 06:18 PM

Originally Posted by A1monky

The Makita has a larger range of speed, 600-3,000.
The Flex's range starts at 1,000...

I personaly want to finish at around 800. (start at 800, go to 1000, correct at 1200, and then go back down)

Now I just have to decide between the makita, hitachi, or flex DA.

Same. Some polishes especially finishing polishes or some heavy cut polishes work better at low speeds. If it this could for go down even lower it would be even better...but I just don't see advantages over my 9227CX3. Well...it does look a bit nicer, but that is about it. Makitas are really built machines.....