PC or Dewalt Dw443
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PC or Dewalt Dw443
So ive norrowed it down to either a PC or a Dewalt Dw443, what one is better?
What sponge pads/MF/wool bonnets would i need and how many to use them with AutoGlym Ultra deep shine and Super resin polish?
What sponge pads/MF/wool bonnets would i need and how many to use them with AutoGlym Ultra deep shine and Super resin polish?
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my recollection is that the dewalt is more expensive...
the pc is a great machine- but have to admit that i am biased cause i love my pc!
i use a separate pad for each car (i mark the back of the pad so i know which is which)- but you dont have to. and type of pads depends on what you will be doing with the machine.
the pc is a great machine- but have to admit that i am biased cause i love my pc!
i use a separate pad for each car (i mark the back of the pad so i know which is which)- but you dont have to. and type of pads depends on what you will be doing with the machine.
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I will be using it to apply and possibly remove AutoGlym Ultra deep shine and Super resin polish, after i have clayed it. Then topping off with AutoGlym Extra gloss protection(by hand).
Do you recommend wool or MF hoods to buff off? Is 1 pad per product enough for 1 car waxing or do they clog up and have to be replaced to finish the job.
I can get the dewalt from a hardware shop not far from me so it looks like it will be that, considering the cost and possible grief of importing the PC and transformer ect.
Do you recommend wool or MF hoods to buff off? Is 1 pad per product enough for 1 car waxing or do they clog up and have to be replaced to finish the job.
I can get the dewalt from a hardware shop not far from me so it looks like it will be that, considering the cost and possible grief of importing the PC and transformer ect.
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for buffing, i use a wool pad but put the mf cover over it...
probably two mf pads for our car is a good idea- as long as you apply the product sparingly this should be fine-
yup, they do clog (i scrape them as i go with a plastic spatula).
wash them with other mfs only and i use a sonus mf soap.
probably two mf pads for our car is a good idea- as long as you apply the product sparingly this should be fine-
yup, they do clog (i scrape them as i go with a plastic spatula).
wash them with other mfs only and i use a sonus mf soap.
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