Back to the Flex3401

[HateSwirls]

As some of you know I own a detail shop here in Louisiana and have seen increased business over the past few months.

A couple of years ago I hurt my elbow and had to put down the Flex.

I went to the large throw buffers and helped me recover being less stress on the joints.

A couple of weeks ago I found myself very busy, backed up so I picked up the Flex to try and catch up a little and worked.

I didn't save a ton of time but did see faster corrections.

Best thing about all if this is no pain anymore using the Flex3401.

It does make a difference in paint corrections.



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[Dr Oldz]

I like and use my 3401 often. But more importantly........Glad you are feeling better!

[VISITOR]

Kevin, glad to hear there aren't any pain issues anymore! it's good to know you had old faithful (3401) on standby to power through those details for you. I remember you mentioning in a thread you had issues/problems with your previous long throw polisher. Hopefully, you got that resolved with different one you can rely/trust on in All aspects...

[Farmallluvr]

glad your arm is feeling better,I currently have a bad case of tennis elbow mixed with some tendonitis too so I know what you are going through.
The vibration from the DA actually makes my arm feel better but the problem comes when I stop and have to hold the polisher .
do you have problems holding it or controlling the forced rotation?

doggone occupational hazards for those of us who do it day in and day out.

[dlc95]

Great news CK!

[Hazcat]

Nice to hear you're back in the groove with your 3401. I hope I never have to correct without mine again.

[HateSwirls]

glad your arm is feeling better,I currently have a bad case of tennis elbow mixed with some tendonitis too so I know what you are going through.
The vibration from the DA actually makes my arm feel better but the problem comes when I stop and have to hold the polisher .
do you have problems holding it or controlling the forced rotation?

doggone occupational hazards for those of us who do it day in and day out.

I had a big problem to handle the force rotation when my elbow was hurting.

Now my arm is relaxed and find it rather smooth.

It's gets a little heave after using it a few hours on side panels but it's faster.

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[Paul A.]

Its great to hear your elbow's feeling better, Kevin.