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Which polisher?
- Thread starter awdxtc
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Buschur_Evo said:I want to be able to remove some holograms and swirl marks from my car along with being able to apply waxes, sealants etc. I don't want a rotary only because I worry about destroying my paint.
Get the Meg's G110v2 or Griot DA.
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If the paint in question is very hard, I'd get the Flex even though it's generally not compatible with 4" pads.
With the right polish and pad it can do what a Flex can.Buschur_Evo said:I am really liking the Meg's G110v2 does it have the power to remove holograms?
Buschur_Evo said:You can't beat the price.
Before the new DA's hit the market...the Flex was King. Now with the newer DA 's with more power it's a great buy.
You may as well pull the trigger.Buschur_Evo said:I like the fact that you can use smaller pads as well.
Get a kit that has 5.5" pads in orange, white, grey and blue/red.Buschur_Evo said:What kit do you think I should get?
I have both the Griot DA and Mini and love it.wn1998 said:Buschur_evo,
I am in the same boat you are in. I am thinking about the griots because it has the most power (non flex) at 7amps (pcxp has 4.5amps) and it has a lifetime warranty.
The kit is up to you. I am debating between using menzerna (SIP and NANO) and the M105/205 combo. I have heard that the M105 is known to dust and be difficult to work with, so I am leaning towards the menzerna but I have no experience with either of them as of yet.
I'm not going to buy until the snow melts here in chicago (no use in paying now only to have it sit for another month).
Whatever I get, I will probably buy 4 LC Hydro pads (5.5" variety 2 tangerine 2 cyan) and buy 2 wax application pads. I would only be doing 1 car per day and only my personal cars and families so I hope 2 pads should be enough for the average car.
just the .02 of a complete newb that reads an awful lot on this website.
I'm not going to buy until the snow melts here in chicago (no use in paying now only to have it sit for another month).
Whatever I get, I will probably buy 4 LC Hydro pads (5.5" variety 2 tangerine 2 cyan) and buy 2 wax application pads. I would only be doing 1 car per day and only my personal cars and families so I hope 2 pads should be enough for the average car.
just the .02 of a complete newb that reads an awful lot on this website.
No link, I'm not even sure if there is a kit like that. When I buy, I will just contact Autogeek.net and let them know what I want and try to get a package made. I have heard they are really good about stuff like that.
Look at their PCXP packages and they will let you sub the Griots for the PC for an extra $10-15.
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Look at their PCXP packages and they will let you sub the Griots for the PC for an extra $10-15.
We Are Car Care -- Car Wax, Car Polish, Auto Detailing Supplies, Car Buffers & Car Accessories Store