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Re: DA Polisher: Stick Handle - Hoop Handle - Or no handle at all?
Originally Posted by img
pc--no handle
flex--handle
Just wondering: How come a handle on the flex?
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Re: Stick Handle - Hoop Handle - Or no handle at all?
Originally Posted by Jimmie
PC- no handle
Rotary- hoop handle
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Re: DA Polisher: Stick Handle - Hoop Handle - Or no handle at all?
I've used my Porter Cable 7424XP only one day but with the handle. I find the handle to be 'OK'. I'll try it without the handle but can see a problem.
When laying it down between tasks, without something to prevent it from flopping over, it'll - flop over. So some thought needs to go into that. While I was typing I think I have an answer. I'll try to fabricate a wire frame 'stand' which will cradle the base and allow the pad to lay facing down, but NOT touch anything.
I'm sure others have methods of keeping the pad grit free between tasks when polishing and buffing. Perhaps they can share them. (that is unless I missed the memo and didn't see those ideas in other replies)
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Re: DA Polisher: Stick Handle - Hoop Handle - Or no handle at all?
Originally Posted by 86TonaZ
I've used my Porter Cable 7424XP only one day but with the handle. I find the handle to be 'OK'. I'll try it without the handle but can see a problem.
When laying it down between tasks, without something to prevent it from flopping over, it'll - flop over. So some thought needs to go into that. While I was typing I think I have an answer. I'll try to fabricate a wire frame 'stand' which will cradle the base and allow the pad to lay facing down, but NOT touch anything.
I'm sure others have methods of keeping the pad grit free between tasks when polishing and buffing. Perhaps they can share them. (that is unless I missed the memo and didn't see those ideas in other replies)
1. Always use a clean place to lay it down, so that if it does fall over, it isn't a problem.
2. The PC will actually lay on it's back just fine without the handle. Just balance it when you lay it down. Mine very rarely falls over.
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Re: DA Polisher: Stick Handle - Hoop Handle - Or no handle at all?
Thanks, but isn't the 'stand' a nice idea?
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Re: DA Polisher: Stick Handle - Hoop Handle - Or no handle at all?
Originally Posted by 86TonaZ
I'm sure others have methods of keeping the pad grit free between tasks when polishing and buffing. Perhaps they can share them. (that is unless I missed the memo and didn't see those ideas in other replies)
I just make do with what's around me, anything make-shift that works to keep an edge of the pad from touching anything. In a perfect world you have a clean cart or table you can set things on, just be sure to wipe all surfaces clean before hand and periodically throughout the process if needed.
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Re: DA Polisher: Stick Handle - Hoop Handle - Or no handle at all?
Welcome to autogeek. I can honestly imagine the pain just by looking at the picture. Hope you're doing well.
Stop whining and crying like a baby! Life sucks...deal with it!
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Re: DA Polisher: Stick Handle - Hoop Handle - Or no handle at all?
Bo Davenport
Evolution Auto Detail
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Re: DA Polisher: Stick Handle - Hoop Handle - Or no handle at all?
No handle on either my Griot's or my Rotary. Both machines are easier to control for me without the handle and also, the handle gets in the way of closer spots.
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