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<blockquote data-quote="Grabber" data-source="post: 16108656" data-attributes="member: 70485"><p>You have a lot of options and it all depends on your experience and comfort level in learning to use a new polisher.</p><p></p><p>PC7424XP and the Griots DA are great beginner level polishers that would take insane amounts of effort to harm the surfact of your paint.</p><p></p><p>Rotary Polishers, Like DeWalts, Makita's, Flex will correct faster, but, leave little to no room for error and can greatly damage the paint.</p><p></p><p>I current have a 7424XP for light jobs, if I am applying a sealant or doing a pre-prep polish before applying a paint coating.</p><p></p><p>For heavier work, I have a Flex 3401 I've had for over 8 years now and have probably put in over 150 hours of physical run time on the unit and it works like a champ. It is harder to control as it is very powerful compared to the PC/Griots, but, will correct faster and has a little more room for error compard to a rotary.</p><p></p><p>Lastly, I have a Rupes BigFoot that I've used recently to completely correct and apply a paint coating on my wife's 2012 Volt. It is the Mercedes of the polisher world and is a massive bang for buck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Grabber, post: 16108656, member: 70485"] You have a lot of options and it all depends on your experience and comfort level in learning to use a new polisher. PC7424XP and the Griots DA are great beginner level polishers that would take insane amounts of effort to harm the surfact of your paint. Rotary Polishers, Like DeWalts, Makita's, Flex will correct faster, but, leave little to no room for error and can greatly damage the paint. I current have a 7424XP for light jobs, if I am applying a sealant or doing a pre-prep polish before applying a paint coating. For heavier work, I have a Flex 3401 I've had for over 8 years now and have probably put in over 150 hours of physical run time on the unit and it works like a champ. It is harder to control as it is very powerful compared to the PC/Griots, but, will correct faster and has a little more room for error compard to a rotary. Lastly, I have a Rupes BigFoot that I've used recently to completely correct and apply a paint coating on my wife's 2012 Volt. It is the Mercedes of the polisher world and is a massive bang for buck. [/QUOTE]
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