Blown Away by results!!

**silverfox** · 02-21-2016, 10:23 AM

There is nothing you cannot do with a PC.

**Priyaka** · 02-21-2016, 12:52 PM

Nice to see the PC get some love!

**dlc95** · 02-21-2016, 06:14 PM

Originally Posted by silverfox

There is nothing you cannot do with a PC.

In my experience this holds true. It can sand, compound, polish, wax, scrub carpet.... Massage shoulders...

Of could only have one machine it would without a doubt be the PC 7424xp. Not the Griot's, not the HF, not the Megs, not the Shurhold, but the PC.

It's my "old faithful".

**VISITOR** · 02-21-2016, 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by dlc95

In my experience this holds true. It can sand, compound, polish, wax, scrub carpet.... Massage shoulders...

Of could only have one machine it would without a doubt be the PC 7424xp. Not the Griot's, not the HF, not the Megs, not the Shurhold, but the PC.

It's my "old faithful".

lol, i still have my G100 (re-badged PC7424) after all these years...

**kwwhite1** · 02-21-2016, 07:17 PM

If Chuck Norris was a DA polisher I think he would be a PC! I remember the first time I properly machine polished a vehicle and how blown away I was by the results!

**dlc95** · 02-21-2016, 07:45 PM

Originally Posted by VISITOR

lol, i still have my G100 (re-badged PC7424) after all these years...

I just bought two old school 7424 1st gen machines. One was new in box (2007), and the other was maybe used once (2006).

I got the one first because of historic implications. It was the first widely used random orbit tool, so I wanted to have one for myself as a nod to the history of the craft.

I picked up the second one because I wanted a back up to the first one!

The XP is my go to though.

**LOL** · 03-20-2016, 01:07 PM

Glad to hear you are enjoying it! I just ordered mine last night from Autogeek. I'm Canadian and I seen the price at $229 the package I bought I believe. I'm like "oh that's not so bad", I forgot it was american money and didn't realize that it was actually just over $300 Canadian after the purchase lol.

Either way, I can't wait for it. Very excited

**PaulMys** · 04-02-2016, 07:57 PM

I know the PC is the "little brother" of the polishers, but its smaller size and ease of use are to me, just what I need. I know any discussion on the PC leads to others recommending the "bigger & badder" units, but for the very light correction I need on my personal daily driver Ram truck maybe once a year, this thing is a dream.

Also, (and I know this sounds crazy to most pro's) I feel that the less I'm grinding on the clear coat with a muscle polisher and still getting great results with the PC, the better I feel.