Porter Cable 7424XP Buffer/Polisher
Looking at getting the P-C 7424XP to use on my boat/car to help take out the fine scratches/swirl marks.
For those that own one- where is the best place to buy and what are the recommended accessories? Like I said, I need to take out some minor swirl marks on my black car and would also like to use to help perfect the boat. I already have a rotary buffer for the heavy stuff but have heard good things about the 7424. Thanks! |
just type it in in google. i can't remember the site but i found one with a good deal and a hook/loop and pads
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FLEX XC 3401 would be my choice
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I used the Makita 9227CX two weekends ago on my boat and it looked as good as the day I bought it.
http://www.amazon.com/Makita-9227CX3.../dp/B0001GUE8Q |
Harbor Freight has a cheapo, which works fine for me. I only use it a few times a year...
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go with the flex tool. it will be more money, but more than worth it. i have three , and i dont detail for a living, the three are used on my houseboat, supra, truck and cars,,, check out properautocare,com :)
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Love the Porter Cable. Had it for two years and think it works miracles. Haven't tried other buffers so can't comment on them. I bought an assortment pack of pads from autogeek.net (item bfbk-200-ccs), and it has a good variety of pads. Don't forget to buy some pad cleaning powder packs too.
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I have the Porter Cable and love it. Its very easy to use and extremely effective. Pair it with some Lake Country pads that suit your needs and you'll be set. http://www.autogeek.net/lakecountry.html
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What Hate N Pain said. Exactly.
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I am surpirsed that no one has mentioned the Makita unit listed below. Check it out.
http://www.superiorcarcare.net/bo6040.html |
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