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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
Show'n'Shine Saloon
Rotary Vs DA
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<blockquote data-quote="hoamskilet" data-source="post: 13882307" data-attributes="member: 15507"><p>I picked up the dewalt rotary just to have available if needed (I also have a boat that I'm going to buff out and from what I've read a rotary/wool is a must for gel coat) and it just feels like a chore to use compared to a good DA. I didnt have any problems damaging paint or anything, but I just don't find it as enjoyable to use. I use my rupes for the bulk of my work and leave a 4" pad on the rotary so I can use it on the small areas.</p><p></p><p>I haven't used other rotaries to compare, but the dewalt is a nice unit. It's smooth, quiet, not terribly heavy, and pretty reasonably priced</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hoamskilet, post: 13882307, member: 15507"] I picked up the dewalt rotary just to have available if needed (I also have a boat that I'm going to buff out and from what I've read a rotary/wool is a must for gel coat) and it just feels like a chore to use compared to a good DA. I didnt have any problems damaging paint or anything, but I just don't find it as enjoyable to use. I use my rupes for the bulk of my work and leave a 4" pad on the rotary so I can use it on the small areas. I haven't used other rotaries to compare, but the dewalt is a nice unit. It's smooth, quiet, not terribly heavy, and pretty reasonably priced [/QUOTE]
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