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Re: flex vs pc
So seems there is a higher vote for Flex over the PC....But as someone pointed out before...are there ANY other choices for backs on a Flex?
I personally need to get in smaller areas (ie-bumper openings/intercooler vents etc). I would NOT feel comfortable using the stock 5.5 plate with a small 4" pad...too high of a risk specially since Flex pulls or 'catches' a bit more than a PC right?
Im not opting to use a Lathe either (as Ive read before to decrease diameter of plate) so what is the smallest back available on the market?
Im most likely picking up a unit this weekend...despite all the PLUS + the Flex has over the PC, I do like the smaller size of the PC, and options of using a 4" Pad with 3.5" Back and even using some small brushes to work in carpet cleaning.
Also, is there a REAL diff between a PC and a UDM??
Thanks!!
Last edited by oski83; 03-23-2009 at 10:19 PM.
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This is a great post, i'm very interested in everyone's opinions. I'm in the market to purchase either the flex or the PC and still can't decide. I"m no pro by any means, i want something that will work good in all situations and has quick change pads.
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Re: flex vs pc
One reason the Flex seems to have more power is it is a direct drive, no clutch. As for the pads it usually comes with 7" pads thru ADS. The new meguiar's pads fit very nicely.
I would say if your doing more than waxing go with the Flex, if you can afford it. The Flex is twice the cost.
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Re: flex vs pc
Originally Posted by culinarian
One reason the Flex seems to have more power is it is a direct drive, no clutch. As for the pads it usually comes with 7" pads thru ADS. The new meguiar's pads fit very nicely.
I would say if your doing more than waxing go with the Flex, if you can afford it. The Flex is twice the cost.
I started with a pc and it did a great job. I just purchased a flex primarily for speed but didn't try it yet. I'd say if the bug bites hard after you've done your first detail with a pc, then get a flex also at a later date. Craftsmen usually have more than 1 tool
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who has the best prices on the flex?
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Auto Detailing Solutions (LINK REMOVED) has the Flex with a set of 6 pads and carrying bag for $309.00. Not a bad price at all.
Last edited by ScottB; 04-08-2009 at 03:37 PM.
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Re: flex vs pc
So when everyone is saying how safe this flex is how safe is safe? Can you adjust the forced rotation down quite a bit to tone down the cutting power?
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Re: flex vs pc
Originally Posted by Superdutytd
So when everyone is saying how safe this flex is how safe is safe? Can you adjust the forced rotation down quite a bit to tone down the cutting power?
You cant adjust the forced rotation speed at all it is all controlled by the speed selector.
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Oh so when you have the buffer at like 6k OPM it also does less forced rotation.
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Re: flex vs pc
Originally Posted by culinarian
Auto Detailing Solutions has the Flex with a set of 6 pads and carrying bag for $309.00. Not a bad price at all.
Autogeek has a price match policy, and please no links to competitors sites per terms/conditions.
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